Is using the term "mild linkage disequilibrium" for polymorphisms valid in genetics?

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Alagarasu Kalichamy Popular answer

Why do you want o say that they are in LD. Better you say that there is is no significant LD (D'

Alagarasu Kalichamy

Nuzhat Shaikh

Thank You Sir for your answer. So only D' above 0.80 are significant while lower D' values should not be considered to be in linkage disequilibrium.

Yes But some times people consider r2 valus rather than D' values. r2 values wil be usually low compared to D' values and it depends on the sample size

Thanks