The variability of the risk is because the research used pooled data from different studies, which took place in different countries and asked about different time periods.
We used pooled data from the two studies to examine whether parental depression, socioeconomic status (SES), and offspring sex and age impacted cortisol levels.
In this project, we used pooled indirect-treatment comparison from a systematic literature search to project costs for drug-coated balloons and other transluminal interventions for peripheral artery disease.
We used pooled data from two Phase III studies to refine our understanding of the efficacy of UPA by time from unprotected intercourse and the effects of other factors on pregnancy rates.
We systematically identified prospective studies detailing pain prevalence in definite MS. We used pooled prevalence estimates, explored heterogeneity using meta-regression, and analysed prevalence during the disease course using both estimates at disease milestones and longitudinal studies.
We used pooled 2011 2015 CPS-ORG data to calculate state wage ratios shown in Figure G.12 The ratio for the overall United States is 0.77, meaning that, on average, teachers earn just 77percentt of what other college graduates earn in wages.
In order to avoid a possible impact on the wage structure of changes in job tasks over time (see e.g. Acemoglu and Autor, 2011), we used pooled data for a limited time span (2013 14).
In a course on mergers and acquisitions, for example, students are expected to use game theory to analyze why Robert Allen of AT&T used pooled accounting methods in acquiring NCR.
First, we used pooled normal human serum as a source of β2GPI.
We used pooled mean dates for site-phases with multiple radiocarbon assays.
Because the following regression analyses used pooled data across trials, extreme outliers could substantially influence our results.
