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multiple Multiple comparisons with many groups

I would like to determine if using multiple comparisons test would be appropriate for my data. I used the Kruskal-Wallis test to determine if there were differences in mean inhibition among 17$17$ different groups. The analysis revealed that there were significant differences and now I would like to use a multiple comparison procedure (perhaps Dunn's since I have unequal sample sizes) to see which groups were different from the rest.

I was wondering since I have many groups (k = 17$k = 17$) would this make a multiple comparisons test have very little power or not appropriate to perform for this data set?

multiple comparisons with many groups

I would like to determine if using multiple comparisons test would be appropriate for my data. I used the Kruskal-Wallis test to determine if there were differences in mean inhibition among 17 different groups. The analysis revealed that there were significant differences and now I would like to use a multiple comparison procedure (perhaps Dunn's since I have unequal sample sizes) to see which groups were different from the rest.

I was wondering since I have many groups (k = 17) would this make a multiple comparisons test have very little power or not appropriate to perform for this data set?

Multiple comparisons with many groups

I would like to determine if using multiple comparisons test would be appropriate for my data. I used the Kruskal-Wallis test to determine if there were differences in mean inhibition among $17$ different groups. The analysis revealed that there were significant differences and now I would like to use a multiple comparison procedure (perhaps Dunn's since I have unequal sample sizes) to see which groups were different from the rest.

I was wondering since I have many groups ($k = 17$) would this make a multiple comparisons test have very little power or not appropriate to perform for this data set?

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I would like to determine if using multiple comparisons test would be appropriate for my data. I used the Kruskal-Wallis test to determine if there were differences in mean inhibition among 17 different groups. The analysis revealed that there were significant differences and now I would like to use a multiple comparison procedure (perhaps Dunn's since I have unequal sample sizes) to see which groups were different from the rest.

I was wondering since I have many groups (k = 17) would this make a multiple comparisons test have very little power or not appropriate to perform for this datasetdata set?

Thank you!

I would like to determine if using multiple comparisons test would be appropriate for my data. I used the Kruskal-Wallis test to determine if there were differences in mean inhibition among 17 different groups. The analysis revealed that there were significant differences and now I would like to use a multiple comparison procedure (perhaps Dunn's since I have unequal sample sizes) to see which groups were different from the rest.

I was wondering since I have many groups (k = 17) would this make a multiple comparisons test have very little power or not appropriate to perform for this dataset?

Thank you!

I would like to determine if using multiple comparisons test would be appropriate for my data. I used the Kruskal-Wallis test to determine if there were differences in mean inhibition among 17 different groups. The analysis revealed that there were significant differences and now I would like to use a multiple comparison procedure (perhaps Dunn's since I have unequal sample sizes) to see which groups were different from the rest.

I was wondering since I have many groups (k = 17) would this make a multiple comparisons test have very little power or not appropriate to perform for this data set?

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multiple comparisons with many groups

I would like to determine if using multiple comparisons test would be appropriate for my data. I used the Kruskal-Wallis test to determine if there were differences in mean inhibition among 17 different groups. The analysis revealed that there were significant differences and now I would like to use a multiple comparison procedure (perhaps Dunn's since I have unequal sample sizes) to see which groups were different from the rest.

I was wondering since I have many groups (k = 17) would this make a multiple comparisons test have very little power or not appropriate to perform for this dataset?

Thank you!