"cell modeling" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of creating a representation or simulation of a living cell, often used in scientific research or education. Example: The students used computer software to create a 3D model of a cell for their biology project on cell modeling.
It is suggested that fluid dynamics should be combined with solid mechanics for better accuracy in computational fuel cell modeling.
Temperature distributions in the solid structure of planar solid oxide fuel cells with various microstructures of composite electrodes are studied through the combined micro and macro cell modeling.
A commonly invoked postulate in fuel cell modeling involves solving for a two-dimensional (2D) instead of a three-dimensional geometry (3D).
The scheme 1, originated from a beam analysis, was used to determine the flexural modulus analytically while the scheme 2 and 3 were designed to have different loading and boundary conditions using a finite element cell modeling approach.
In addition to a comparison of the optical characteristics of such solar cells, the effect of using colored ARCs on solar cell efficiency is quantified using the solar cell modeling tool PC1D.
Section 2 presents the discrete-time multi-cells epidemic system based on a colored cell modeling approach.
By addressing substantial computational challenges, we expect that such hybrid metabolic models will pave the way towards whole-cell modeling.
Although it is not presently a complete model of all β-cell properties, it demonstrates the design principles that we anticipate will underlie future progress in β-cell modeling.
During embryological development, cell adhesion is important for the correct movements of cells modeling the embryo.
Jing, D. et al. Hematopoietic stem cells in co-culture with mesenchymal stromal cells - modeling the niche compartments in vitro.
