The phrase "a comparable model in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model that is similar or equivalent to another model within a specific context or field.
Example: "In our research, we found a comparable model in the literature that supports our findings."
Alternatives: "an equivalent model in" or "a similar model in".
This finding is in line to what is observed in neonatal mice32 that is considered a comparable model in mammals.
She estimated that a custom piece could be built for roughly the same price as buying a comparable model in a high-end furniture store, with the added value of owning a one-of-a-kind item made to exact specifications.
Limitations of VCD are the absence of a comparable model in males (thus prohibiting studies on sex differences) and potential toxic effects on brain function that may be independent of gonadal steroid depletion.
This value is similar to the 3.6 nm Förster radius of a comparable model dye pair in ethyl acetate obtained by a different method.
In order to better understand the cellular phenotype caused by the mutation, the altered channel biophysics were incorporated into a Markov model of Na+ channel gating[21] and then inserted into an adult human ventricular action potential model[22], lacking a comparable model for ventricular cells in newborns.
In a comparable model, Ang-1-producing transfected cells reduced alveolar inflammation and leakage [ 130].
This is a protocol similar to that used by our group to show the neuronal death in a comparable model.
Also, AIC/BIC estimates for comparable models in StRS were smaller than those from SRS indicating better fit.
In order to develop a better quantitative understanding of the determinants of bursting, the interaction of ionic components in burst generation and the voltage dynamics with changes in isoform-specific gCaT, we performed fast-slow analysis in a reduced comparable model (details in Methods).
Despite large differences in gravity anomalies over the far side between this model and a comparable existing model, both models show similar results in terms of orbit performance.
We therefore hypothesize that these criteria would result in (overall) comparable model preferences in actual clinical data.
