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Thanks Chris. I've tried this and it seems to work, but the p-values are only to one significant figure (they display as '0'). Could you please advise how I might alter the ado so that I can get the p value to a few more significant figures e.g. 0.001?

Thank you!
Amanda

Hi Chris,

Thanks so much - that makes perfect sense! I've tried this out using generate and mcmcsum and have got the combinations of terms and their credible intervals.

Is there a way to get the p-value as an r-class result too?

Thank you!
Amanda

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