Question: what is special about variable y and z? ordering of expression depending on variable used

I noticed Maple gives different order of term (but still correct) when variable y or z is used, vs. other letters in this computation.

In this example below, integral results are given, using one letter of the alphabet at a time in the integrand. 

Only when the variable is y or z, Maple shows expression in different form from all the others (negative sign pulled out). The result are correct ofcourse, but was wondering why this hapens only for these two variables? I would have expected that variable name (letter used) should not make any difference to the final form.

restart;
interface(rtablesize=infinity):
chars:=[seq(parse(StringTools:-Char(i)),i=97..122)]: #generate a..z variables, may be there is better way?
Matrix([seq([chars[i0],simplify(int((c0^2 - c1^2)/(chars[i0] - x0+I*c3), x0))],i0=1..nops(chars))]);

Gives (this below. Notice the very last 2 entries below)

Is this something common in Maple? Does it depend on the computation being performed? Can a user do something to tell Maple not to change order/form of expression depending on what variable letter is used?