The phrase "a considerable model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model that is significant or substantial in size, quality, or impact.
Example: "The researchers presented a considerable model that effectively predicts climate change patterns."
Alternatives: "a significant model" or "a substantial model".
Nevertheless, we found no overlap in the confidence intervals of the estimates in the most parsimonious models during winter time (CE model) and there was also a considerable improved total model fit (p<0.0001) when the data was presented by season.
Such an analysis allows for a considerable reduction in model complexity, resulting in a semi-analytical model.
We found a considerable list of model lines that continue to offer a manual gearbox for 2019.
However, OK provided a considerable improvement in model fit over PLS, accounting for 69 and 78% of the variance in the 300 Index and Site Index, respectively.
Due to the substantial flexibility and extended shape of the core Mediator structure, the cryo images showed a very low signal-to-noise ratio and could not be stably aligned, leading to a considerable problem of model bias in the previous cryo reconstruction of the Mediator complex.
The Human Microbiome Project provides us hundreds of sequenced bacterial genomes, from which we can pick our models if the number of sequenced genomes within a species or genus reaches a considerable value (we modeled from 39 E. coli strains and 24 Clostridium species).
However, the state process is not necessarily Markovian in PMMs and TMMs, which offers a considerable flexibility of modeling.
There is a considerable challenge in modeling such systems since the appropriate theories must capture not only the formation of the diblock mesophases but also the copolymer particle and particle particle interactions, which can affect the ultimate structure of the material.
