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The model's spatial extent is a soil surface of 25 cm × 25 cm per simulated site, divided into 1-cm2 cells representing soil columns (Fig. 1A).

We find that the model does a good job of recovering the correct number of cell types, the cell identities, and the spatial extent of each type.

Continuous space, lattice-free or off-lattice representations keep spatial positions as continuous values and then include additional data structures for each cell to describe its spatial extent.

The spatial resolution of these regional projections was 1/16° grid cells (≈33 km2), and the spatial extent was Washington State.

Discrete space or lattice representations divide space into discrete units, then cells occupy one or more spatial units thus defining the spatial extent of the cell.

Cell area was quantified in the same cells by defining the cytoplasm from the spatial extent of acetylated α-tubulin immunoreactivity.

This confirms that our parameterised mathematical model accurately predicts both the spatial extent of the expanding cell population and the distribution of individual cells within the expanding melanoma cell colony.

Although the accuracy of the forecasts in Experiment 3 is considerably poorer than in Experiments 1 and 2, the analysis is reasonably good, but it demonstrates considerable uncertainty regarding the spatial extent of the lowest-density cell distribution.

Essentially the steady-state models are executed repeatedly for each grid cell of input to result in model output that matches the spatial extent and resolution of the input(s).

Instead, we treated blebbing events in unpolarized progenitor cells as random spatial fluctuations in cortical contractility, an assumption supported by measurements of the spatial extent (bleb size) and amplitude of cortical instabilities (myosin II enrichment) during cell blebbing at increasing LPA levels.

We define a dose response relationship and the spatial extent of the responses to localised irradiation in cultured cell populations.