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Benjamini
•To globally correct enrichment P-values to control family-wide false discovery rate under certain rate (e.g., ≤0.05).
•It is one of the multiple testing correction techniques (Bonferroni, Benjamini and FDR) provided by DAVID
•More terms examined, more conservative the corrections are. As a result, all the P-values get larger
•It is great if the interesting terms have significant P-values after the corrections.
•But as the multiple testing correction techniques are known as conservative approaches, it could hurt the sensitivity of discovery if overemphasizing them.