Update cell.rst (#2318)

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Co-authored-by: Thorsten Hater <[email protected]>

doc/concepts/cell.rst

@@ -14,10 +14,10 @@ Cells interact with each other via spike exchange and gap junctions.
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     .. generic:: gid               integral                                     The unique global identifier of a cell.
     .. generic:: tag               string                                       The label of a group of items in a cell-local collection.
-                                                                                For example the synapses "syns_0" on a cell.
+                                                                                For example, the synapses labelled ``"syns_0"`` on a cell.
     .. generic:: selection_policy  enum                                         The policy for selecting a single item out of a group
                                                                                 identified by its label.
-    .. generic:: local_label       tuple (:gen:`tag`, :gen:`selection_policy`)  The local identification of an cell-local item from a
+    .. generic:: local_label       tuple (:gen:`tag`, :gen:`selection_policy`)  The local identification of a cell-local item from a
                                                                                 cell-local collection on an unspecified cell.
     .. generic:: global_label      tuple (:gen:`gid`, :gen:`local_lable`)       The global identification of a cell-local item from a
                                                                                 cell-local collection on the cell identified by `gid`.
@@ -29,17 +29,17 @@ to targets. Gap junctions are formed between two gap junction sites. An example
 :ref:`cable cell<modelcablecell>` is a :ref:`threshold detector <cablecell-threshold-detectors>`;
 an example of a target on a cable cell is a :ref:`synapse <cablecell-synapses>`.
 
-**Sources**, **targets** and **gap junction sites** are placed on sets of one or more locations on a cell.
-The number of locations in each set (and hence the number of sources/targets/gap junctions), depends on the cell
+**Sources**, **targets**, and **gap junction sites** are placed on sets of one or more locations on a cell.
+The number of locations in each set (and hence the number of sources/targets/gap junctions) depends on the cell
 description. For example, a user may choose to place a synapse at the end of every branch of a cell: the number of
-synapses in this case depends on the underlying morphology.
+synapses, in this case, depends on the underlying morphology.
 
-A set of one or more items of the same type (source/target/gap junction) are grouped under a label which can
-be when used when forming connections in a network. However, connections are one-to-one, so a :gen:`selection_policy`
+A set of one or more items of the same type (source/target/gap junction) are grouped under a label, which can
+be used when forming connections in a network. However, connections are one-to-one, so a :gen:`selection_policy`
 is needed to select an item of the group, for both ends of a connection or gap junction.
 
 The combination of :gen:`tag` and :gen:`selection_policy` forms a :gen:`local_label`. When the global identifier of
-the cell :gen:`gid` is added, a :gen:`global_label` is formed, capable of globally identifying a source, target or
+the cell :gen:`gid` is added, a :gen:`global_label` is formed, capable of globally identifying a source, target, or
 gap junction site in the network. These :gen:`global_labels` are used to form connections and gap junctions in the
 :ref:`recipe <modelrecipe>`.
 
@@ -51,12 +51,12 @@ The :gen:`gid` of a cell is also used to determine its cell :ref:`kind <modelcel
 Cell kind
 ---------
 
-.. table:: The 4 types of cell supported by Arbor
+.. table:: The 4 types of cells supported by Arbor
 
     ========================  ===========================================================
     Cell Kind                 Description
     ========================  ===========================================================
-    **Cable cell**            Cell with morphology and user configurable dynamics.
+    **Cable cell**            Cell with morphology and user-configurable dynamics.
     **LIF cell**              Leaky integrate-and-fire neuron.
     **Spiking cell**          Proxy cell that generates spikes.
     **Benchmark cell**        Proxy cell used for benchmarking (developer use only).
@@ -66,11 +66,11 @@ Cell kind
 
 1. **Cable Cells**
 
-   Cable cells are morphologically-detailed cells. They can be coupled to other cells via the following
+   Cable cells are morphologically detailed cells. They can be coupled to other cells via the following
    mechanisms:
 
    1. Spike exchange over a :ref:`connection <modelconnections>` with fixed latency.
-      Cable cells can *receive* spikes from any kind of cell, and can be a *source* of spikes
+      Cable cells can *receive* spikes from any kind of cell and can be a *source* of spikes
       to cells that have target sites (i.e. *cable* and *lif* cells).
    2. Direct electrical coupling between two cable cells via :ref:`gap junctions <modelgapjunctions>`.
 
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Cell kind
 
 4. **Benchmark Cells**
 
-   Benchmark cells are proxy cells used for benchmarking, and used by developers to benchmark the spike
+   Benchmark cells are proxy cells used for benchmarking and used by developers to benchmark the spike
    exchange and event delivery infrastructure.
 
 .. _modelcelldesc: