In this regard, we considered the Finnish population because (1) it showed a trend that was not statistically significant, but there was still room to investigate its significance using a more refined analysis; (2) we had available 2 different populations and hence the largest amount of samples.
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"Summer Shift": A Potential Effect of Sunshine on the Time Onset of ST-Elevation Acute Myocardial Infarction.
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When we plotted the sorted P ‐values (Figure 2 A, last plot, bottom right), we noticed that the 2 Finnish populations, although they presented a clear trend (Figure 2 A, top left plots), did not show a significant reduction, whereas the Scottish population evinced a significant reduction but with a borderline P ‐value of 0.048.