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A significance test (i.e., p-value) allows us to reject the null hypothesis, but not to confirm it. In other words, when $p<0.05$ one can say that the conditions for HWE are not met, however $p>0.05$ does not mean that HWE holds - the conditions might still not be met, but we cannot prove it. Thus, by making statements such as All of the SNPs didn't ...
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