marginally significantP = 0.054
Accordingly, correcting for SNP ascertainment bias does mitigate the difference in predicted risk between the two populations, with a corrected ∆PRS value of 1.54 that is marginally significant at P = 0.054.
Accordingly, correcting for SNP ascertainment bias does mitigate the difference in predicted risk between the two populations, with a corrected ∆PRS value of 1.54 that is marginally significant at P = 0.054.