The phrase "avoided in cell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data management, spreadsheets, or programming, where certain actions or values are not permitted or should not occur within a specific cell.
Example: "To ensure data integrity, any invalid entries should be avoided in cell A1."
Alternatives: "excluded from cell" or "not permitted in cell".
The investigated transceiver architectures are designed such as to avoid in-cell interference between users and spatial streams.
In addition, oncogenic mutations are avoided in cells by effective DNA repair (Hoeijmakers 2009), which even unicellular organisms use to maintain the integrity of their genetic material.
The results provide evidence that STRO-1-sorted hPDLCs after expansion are not superior compared to their unsorted parental cells, suggesting the time-consuming cell selection and expansion procedure can be avoided in cell-based periodontal regeneration.
These cells were readily identifiable and could be avoided in single-cell imaging experiments, but are likely to reflect transient transgene activation in a different cell population during development.
Assuming these resources share among active BSs and the inter-reference signals interference is avoided in a virtual cell.
These data suggested that G2 arrest was avoided in CDCA3 knockdown cells through activation of cdc25, the counterpart of Wee1, which is the switch for mitosis.
It should be avoided in Li-ion practical cells by an appropriate cell design.
More satisfying efficiency enhancement is expected to be obtained if the Voc degeneration could be avoided in NW/QD hybrid solar cells.
Later, in 4-month-diabetic mice, a decrease in the thickness of the inner plexiform and nuclear layers, and ganglion cell number, together with increase in cleaved caspase-3 and TUNEL-positive cells, were avoided in the retina of lutein-fed mice.
Therefore the overheating risk must be avoided in order to improve the cells electric efficiency.
