The phrase "a model able to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a model that has the capability or capacity to perform a specific function or task.
Example: "We developed a model able to predict future sales trends based on historical data."
Alternatives: "a model capable of" or "a model designed to".
For an accurate analysis, in fact, a model able to account for the viscoelastic memory is needed.
into a model able to employ suitable g-functions generated starting from the Finite Line Source solution.
This value has been chosen in order to use a model able to fit the value of the water critical temperature.
The bivariate analysis identified a model able to predict fluid responsiveness in 91 % of patients (AUC 0.92; Y = 24.9 + PPV*1.243 + Pdic*0.911 + CCEnor*0.004).
A model able to transpose from one chemical space to the other is especially valuable in the context of risk assessment.
This parametrization (Eqs. (7)–(8)) and Eq. (6) provide a model able to reproduce all hysteresis-loop bursting classes found in the unfolding of the deg.
On the analytical side, a cost model and a competence model able to analyze a multi-modal architecture through the analysis of its individual components are introduced and discussed.
In addition, we have demonstrated that our method is able to correlate sequence-derived physicochemical peptide properties with the antimicrobial activity and thus is a fairly good approach to a general model able to describe and predict antimicrobial activity.
We use this value of variability as a starting hypothesis to run a mathematical model able to predict the decisional thresholds classifying changes in tumour volume.
It was linked to an agronomic decision rule in a combined model able to generate N fertilisation and irrigation schedules.
Those intervals introduce the need for a scalable model, able to record information valid from a few nanoseconds to the full trace duration.
