The phrase "a better model because" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reasons or justifications for why a particular model is considered superior to others.
Example: "This algorithm provides a better model because it incorporates more variables and uses advanced machine learning techniques."
Alternatives: "an improved model due to" or "a superior model as a result of".
Germany thought it had a better model because it comes from a decade of belt tightening, building up competitiveness and thus exports.
"I've spent time with people who've spent a very long time analyzing this and really digging into the regulatory details and I think you're starting to see a real appetite in many places to figure out a better model because ultimately, to the extent that the public markets make it harder to really long-term time horizon around innovation, that's really bad for the country overall.
"Maybe the pig is a better model for H5N1 because, in reality, many, many people are exposed to H5N1 and very few get sick".
The character may be a better model than he intended, because Don Draper turns out to be a fraud who has built a fake persona that slowly unravels.
Urban marmosets may make a better model than wild marmosets, because they live in a human-designed and highly populated world; therefore, the decisions, choices and compromises that they make already take into account their interactions with the human world.
But I don't see how these computed rates can be meaningfully interpreted or related back to the experimental data (e.g. is the Namba mode 3 structure a better model for the filament because it gives kinetic parameters that better match the experimental data? We can't know, since we don't know how well the simulations predict the kinetics in the first place).
"People automatically assume that primates are a better model [for medical research] because they're so similar to us," Kathleen Conlee, vice president of the US-based NGO Humane Society, told VICE News.
After they see the work, they want to be in it, and I couldn't ask for a better model after I hear that, because I don't have to explain.
"If he's right that rabbits are a better model, it will roil the field, because they are much more expensive and difficult to work with.
Interoccasion variability was estimated for the fixed bioavailability term and not for clearance because of a better model fit.
Inter-occasion variability was estimated for the fixed bioavailability term (Table 4) and not for the clearance term because of a better model fit.
