A likely cause for these observations is the subject number difference in the pooled samples.
The subgroup analyses results for studies reporting on hospital-acquired E. coli UTI (see Additional file 2) showed no difference in the pooled resistance within the subgroups examined (region, economy and UTI symptoms).
In this review, there was no evidence for a difference in the pooled risk ratio for studies conducted when ART was available compared to those where ART was not available; however, this result needs to be interpreted with caution.
For community-acquired UTI studies (Table 2), there was a significant difference in the pooled resistance within each subgroup examined (risk of bias, study duration, economy, region, age group and UTI symptoms).
In contrast to these provenance-wide responses, we also observed provenance-specific differences in long-term adjustments represented by differences in the pool sizes of xanthophyll cycle pigments, β-carotene and stored monoterpenes in response to drought and high light.
In the inserted panel, normalized between FO and FI: WOI (≥1) = (Ft – FO)/ FI – FO), and the maximum amplitude of IP phase illustrates the differences in the pool size of the end electron acceptors.
(E) normalized between FO and FI: WOI (≥1) = (Ft – FO)/ FI – FO), and the maximum amplitude of IP phase illustrated the differences in the pool size of the end electron acceptors of PSI.
Such balance between the two sugars and organic acids may depend upon climatic conditions and represent differences in the pool of precursors for synthesis of secondary metabolites.
Hormone profiling indicated that levels of auxins and cytokinins varied between transgenic lines and untransformed controls, while differences in the pool sizes of ABA and catabolites were only observed at later stages of development.
This variability is due to various factors such as differences in the pool depth and water temperature, water activity familiarization, regulation of exercise intensity, and so on, and some conclusions about the level of muscle activation and recruitment patterns are contradictory.
The non-chronic and chronic G6PD variants exhibited marked differences in the pooling of metabolites on progressively slower time scales.
