the rate comparison of equality between dn and ds is baked right in. if you make the assumption which is made by the scientist, not the model that ds is neutral, then rejecting the null is rejecting equality between dn and a putatively neutral class of sites ds.
the rate comparison of equality between dn and ds is baked right in. if you make the assumption which is made by the scientist, not the model that ds is neutral, then rejecting the null is rejecting equality between dn and a putatively neutral class of sites ds.