Other way around - p < 5% (p<0.05) is the benchmark. This means there's less than a 5% probability that what's being observed is due to chance variations in the patient cohort being studied.
So P=0.0022 means the probability the survival benefit is due to chance variaitons is 0.22 of 1 percent.
Cheers
Densy
Other way around - p < 5% (p<0.05) is the benchmark. This means...
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