Never obviously bothered by tact, Milne could publish a column a couple of days after 9/11 bemoaning that those in the US asking why the attacks occurred "still don't get it".
List the day of the month your period began in one column, and the number of days in that cycle in a second column.
TODAY's recommended economics writing:The column of the day is Alan Greenspan's piece on whether or not the Federal Reserve was responsible for the housing bubble.
Under it he listed all the draft numbers, in 29 rows for the shortest month, 31 rows for the longest, across 12 monthly columns, making a crippled square of days with 18 extras dangling at bottom [like orphans trying to hang onto a Huey whomping out of Saigon].
Multiple regression analyses indicated that water column dissolved oxygen, the number of days since precipitation, and solar radiation influenced total pharmaceutical concentration in the urban-influenced site; whereas pH, chlorophyll a concentration, and total amount of rainfall in the previous 10 days influenced total pharmaceutical concentrations in the agriculturally-influenced site.
The first column in Table 3 shows the mean duration of episodes of care while the next three columns each show the mean number of days for ED visits, inpatient, and SNF stay, respectively.
By coincidence, a couple of days before my column ran, another Times columnist, Joe Nocera, wrote in fulsome praise of Clark Booth, a Boston sportswriter who – in a prescient 1976 piece in the alt-weekly Real Paper – highlighted the long-term health dangers of football.
The higher the number of therapy sessions (Table 3 column "Main Effect") and the number of days attending school the better was improvement in the vocabulary subscale during treatment [F (1, 36) = 5.62, p = 0.023].
Unlike previous days, when columns of police vehicles sped through the city, there was barely any police presence, presumably thanks to an order from on high.
