[R-meta] Test of trends between subgroups?

Ah, yes. Thank you. I just getting into meta-analysis so still have a lot to learn. That is what I was looking for.

Dear Ty

    That is what the mods argument is for if I understand you correctly. The
    concept you are searching for is meta-regression.

    Michael

> Dear all,
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    > I have done tests for heterogeneity between various subgroups in meta-analysis, but is it possible to do some sort of test for trends between subgroups to see patterns (e.g., income groups: low-income, middle-income, high-income)?
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