<transcript><audio_495>um the in-principle acceptance means that you're going to you're going to publish this so the only thing that happens in the first stage of the peer review are these questions so you're not evaluating whether the p-value is lower than point</transcript><transcript><audio_496>zero one but you're valued on on the hypothesis well-founded or they're reasonable giving everything that we know right now from the literature are the methods and proposed analysis feasible and enough detail is provided for you to understand what is going on is it well powered</transcript><transcript><audio_497>are the measurements precise uh and are there enough controls for you to really make sure that if you find something it's the thing that you wanted to find then at the stage two the only thing that reviewers actually do over here in the second stage</transcript><transcript><audio_498>is to make sure that the author followed the approved protocol or if not that they deviated and explained why they they deviated and then whether the conclusions are justified by by the data so</transcript> um the in-principle acceptance means that you're going to you're going to publish this so the only thing that happens in the first stage of the peer review are these questions so you're not evaluating whether the p-value is lower than point zero one but you're valued on on the hypothesis well-founded or they're reasonable giving everything that we know right now from the literature are the methods and proposed analysis feasible and enough detail is provided for you to understand what is going on is it well powered are the measurements precise uh and are there enough controls for you to really make sure that if you find something it's the thing that you wanted to find then at the stage two the only thing that reviewers actually do over here in the second stage is to make sure that the author followed the approved protocol or if not that they deviated and explained why they they deviated and then whether the conclusions are justified by by the data so
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