Sentence examples for * ncrc from inspiring English sources

This August, the college will introduce two associate degree programs in biotechnology, aimed at targeting the needs of NCRC.

"Extensive opportunities for the training of residents, including laid off workers, will continue to be available so that they can prepare for employment at the NCRC; the NC Community College System will have a training center on the Kannapolis NCRC campus for precisely this purpose," notes NC Biotech's Kennedy.

An intriguing story is the North Carolina Research Campus (NCRC) in Kannapolis, a small town just north of Charlotte, on Interstate 85 and a few miles south of the Piedmont Triad.

The NCRC, now under construction, will be devoted to the study of nutrition, crop development, produce development, and the genomics of nutrition, and will include 350-acres of state-of-the-art laboratory space.

"My guess is that the NCRC will change the shape of economic development in that region north of Charlotte and will help stimulate the development of research areas along the I-85 corridor," she adds.

At the radio link control (RLC) sublayer, each packet is mapped into a RLC protocol data unit (PDU) made of the three sections: (i) header, with size Nh; (ii) payload, with size Np; and (iii) CRC for error detection, with size NCRC.

Immunoperoxidase staining patterns produced by monoclonal antibodies NCRC-11 and 3E1.2 are important prognostic factors in breast cancer.

Heterologous immunoradiometric assays ('sandwich' tests) confirmed that NCRC-11 and C595 epitopes were co-expressed on the same molecule.

An IgG3 monoclonal antibody, C595, was prepared against urinary mucins isolated on a NCRC-11 antibody affinity column, and this 'second generation' antibody was shown to have a very similar pattern of reactivity to the original NCRC-11 antibody.

With NCRC-11 defined antigen from breast carcinoma, this determinant was totally masked by sialic acid although neuraminidase treatment clearly exposed epitopes reactive with M18 antibodies.

C595 antibodies inhibited the binding of radiolabelled NCRC-11 antibodies to antigen, suggesting that the two epitopes were in close topographical proximity.