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A Meta-Analysis of the Impact of Monensin in Lactating Dairy Cattle. Part 2. Production Effects
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Forest plot of the effect of monensin on DMI in lactating dairy cows. The x-axis shows standardized mean difference (standardized using the z-statistic); thus, points to the left of the line represent
Forest plot of the effect of monensin on DMI in lactating dairy cows. The x-axis shows standardized mean difference (standardized using the z-statistic); thus, points to the left of the line represent a reduction in the trait, whereas points to the right of the line indicate an increase. Each square represents the mean effect size for that study, and the size of the square reflects the relative weighting of the study to the overall effect size estimate with larger squares representing greater weight. The upper and lower limit of the line connected to the square represents the upper and lower 95% confidence interval for the effect size. The dotted vertical line represents the overall effect size estimate. The diamond at the bottom represents the 95% confidence interval for the overall estimate, and the solid vertical line represents a mean difference of zero or no effect. Study refers to the first author and year of publication.
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Forest plot of the effect of monensin on milk yield in lactating dairy cows. The x-axis shows standardized mean difference (standardized using the z-statistic); thus, points to the left of the line reForest plot of the effect of monensin on milk yield in lactating dairy cows. The x-axis shows standardized mean difference (standardized using the z-statistic); thus, points to the left of the line represent a reduction in the measure, whereas points to the right of the line indicate an increase. Each square represents the mean effect size for that study, and the size of the square reflects the relative weighting of the study to the overall effect size estimate with larger squares representing greater weight. The upper and lower limit of the line connected to the square represents the upper and lower 95% confidence interval for the effect size. The dotted vertical line represents the overall effect size estimate. The diamond at the bottom represents the 95% confidence interval for the overall estimate, and the solid vertical line represents a mean difference of zero or no effect. Study refers to the first author and year of publication.
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Forest plot of the effect of monensin on A) milk fat (%) in lactating dairy cows, and B) on milk fat yield (kg/d) in lactating dairy cows. The x-axis shows standardized mean difference (standardized uForest plot of the effect of monensin on A) milk fat (%) in lactating dairy cows, and B) on milk fat yield (kg/d) in lactating dairy cows. The x-axis shows standardized mean difference (standardized using the z-statistic); thus, points to the left of the line represent a reduction in the measure, whereas points to the right of the line indicate an increase. Each square represents the mean effect size for that study, and the size of the square reflects the relative weighting of the study to the overall effect size estimate with larger squares representing greater weight. The upper and lower limit of the line connected to the square represents the upper and lower 95% confidence interval for the effect size. The dotted vertical line represents the overall effect size estimate. The diamond at the bottom represents the 95% confidence interval for the overall estimate, and the solid vertical line represents a mean difference of zero or no effect. Study refers to the first author and year of publication.
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Forest plot of the effect of monensin A) on milk protein (%) in lactating dairy cows, and B) on milk protein yield (kg/d) in lactating dairy cows. The x-axis shows standardized mean difference (standaForest plot of the effect of monensin A) on milk protein (%) in lactating dairy cows, and B) on milk protein yield (kg/d) in lactating dairy cows. The x-axis shows standardized mean difference (standardized using the z-statistic); thus, points to the left of the line represent a reduction in the measure, whereas points to the right of the line indicate an increase. Each square represents the mean effect size for that study, and the size of the square reflects the relative weighting of the study to the overall effect size estimate with larger squares representing greater weight. The upper and lower limit of the line connected to the square represents the upper and lower 95% confidence interval for the effect size. The dotted vertical line represents the overall effect size estimate. The diamond at the bottom represents the 95% confidence interval for the overall estimate, and the solid vertical line represents a mean difference of zero or no effect. Study refers to the first author and year of publication.
PII: S0022-0302(08)71262-1
doi: 10.3168/jds.2007-0608
© 2008 American Dairy Science Association. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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