The phrase "a brain based model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theories, frameworks, or approaches that are centered around the functioning of the brain in relation to a specific subject or field.
Example: "The research presents a brain based model of learning that emphasizes the importance of neural pathways in education."
Alternatives: "a neuroscience-based framework for" or "a brain-centered approach to".
Stability of small-world networks is investigated with a physiologically based model of brain electrical activity and compared with the results for regular, random, and experimentally determined cortical networks.
This research is carried out by means of normal-brain based models and lesion-based models (i.e., focal brain lesions resulting from vascular disease).
Kurzweil believes he can build something approaching human intelligence by constructing a model of a brain based on simple principles and then having that model gorge itself on an enormous quantities of information everything Google indexes from the Web and beyond.
These data, in addition to physiological parameters from literature, were used to develop a physiologically based model to describe the regional brain pharmacokinetics of acetaminophen.
Actually, a single-cell based model would allow us, in principle, to follow the individual movement of the transformed astrocytes through the brain parenchyma.
Heyman mounts a devastating assault on the brain-based model of addiction.
In this work, we present design and measurement results from a first ever system of silicon circuits which successfully realize the function of the hippocampal formation of brain based on these models.
In the late 1990s, one of the authors of the present paper proposed the development of a computer model that would predict the distribution specific to a particular patient (brain) based on obtainable data from radiological images.
c IVIM model fitting curve of the foetal brain based on a frontal white matter VOI.
These models lead to the development of a coherent (alpha )I theory in order to rigorously explain the underpinning principles and mechanisms of the brain based on denotational mathematical means and brain science observations.
In her research, mothers turned to a 'brain-based' model of ADHD; while this exonerated them from the blame of causing their sons' behaviour, Singh shows how they were still captured within a logic of maternal responsibility and culpability by virtue of being responsible for preventing sons' additional behavioural and psychological problems.
