The random effects summary odds ratio yielded a mere p = 0.015, as compared with p = 4.3×10−7 by Mantel-Haenszel calculations, and there was very large between-study heterogeneity (75%).
The reason for this diversity is that there was very large between-study heterogeneity in the effect sizes (I2 of 82% [95% CI: 73-89%] and 80% [95% CI: 70-86%], respectively, for the two polymorphisms; Q-test p-value <0.001 for both polymorphisms), and this makes the fixed effects calculations less reliable.
In conclusion, there is very large between-region variability in AFO prevalence among never-smokers in the CKB, which highlights the importance of nonsmoking risk factors in the aetiology of AFO.
The difference in traffic is very large between the first few positions but much smaller further down the search results.
The study results indicated that when the apparent cohesion was very large, or the friction between the wall and the footing was small, or there existed a weak interlayer in the wall, sliding failure was found to occur in geocell-reinforced retaining walls, similar to the failure mode of rigid retaining walls.
Third, the age range of the sample was very large, and developmental differences between younger children and adolescents were not considered.
Though the variation was very large, there was a distinct relation between both vit E and Se levels and number of days from calving to the sampling day (DAYSPP).
In the two cases where a pair of genes was found on the same scaffold, the distance between them was very large (more than 600 kb).
Such an enhancement can be very large in the gap region between two closely spaced nanoparticles [7 9].
For closely similar structures the difference between the most consistent (beta strands) and least consistent (π helices) is very large, as is the difference between these and the background level of consistency.
As a result, while the difference in the impact of trust in the home country between the United States and Australia is very large for women (−0.514), it is small for men (−0.107).
