Sentence examples for the ldc from inspiring English sources

Overall hospital mortality rates were greater in the LDC than in the non-LDC group (58.0% versus 43.0%; P <0.001).

An online survey was conducted from the corresponding authors of the published papers who belonged to LDC. 584 out 1919 papers (30.4%) originated from the LDC.

As the July 2013 deadline neared, the LDCs started lobbying for an indefinite extension that would apply until a country no longer fell into the LDC category [ 38].

"Countries agreed to complete negotiations by 2015, but such deadlines have been broken before," said Pa Ousman Jarju, the chair of the LDC group.

The LDC group's change of heart has allowed British Sugar to claim that its position is supported by the developing world.

The LDC report, based on visits to 2,700 towns and cities, exposed a gulf between the towns with the most vacant shops and those with the fewest.

"It will be difficult to come to an agreement but not impossible," said Giza Gaspar Martins, chair of the LDC group.

The LDC is named in honour of Louis Dundas, a four-year-old boy who died in "unspeakable pain" after suffering a brain tumour in April 2008.

As part of the PTAMD program, the LDC performed Doris Humphrey's Passacaglia in C Minor, a highly influential but seldom-seen work.

After preparing the numerical model, the LDC is calculated.

Preliminary experiments on the LDC corpus supported this choice.