The phrase "a model distinct from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that one model is different or separate from another model in a specific context.
Example: "This research presents a model distinct from previous theories, offering new insights into the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "a model separate from" or "a model different from".
And in 2011, the Quebec government created the position of Chief Science Officer opting for a hybrid model distinct from either the British (mostly advisory) or Israel (head of funding councils) model.
In conclusion, these results show that colospheres form an ex vivo three-dimensional model distinct from traditional spheroids.
Rich in resources and infrastructure, Dongbei has the potential to reclaim its economic dynamism, but to do so it will need to forge its own development model distinct from the southern coastal powerhouses.
Attention is needed during the method's implementation, however, to ensure that changes between the two models distinct from confounding amplification are minimized to the extent feasible (Appendix 1).
The social model, as distinct from a medical model, treats physical or mental impairment separately from disability in the way in which disabled people are excluded from full participation in society.
Although this mouse model is distinct from the model evaluated in this study, the authors showed that ANG-induced AAA formation and MMP-2 and -9 expression in the abdominal aorta are attenuated by genetic βarr2−/−.
Considering how this model is distinct from previous models of NAFLD is important and we find that the FFD-CCl4 rat model recreates in 8 weeks most histological lesions seen in the FFD mouse [ 20, 47, 48] with the exception of a change in serum glycemic/lipid profiles.
As colospheres are exclusively formed by cancer cells, they represent a 3D ex vivo culture model clearly distinct from the 'tumour fragment spheroids' model that consists of a variable mixture of cancer and stromal cells, obtained using the long-term cultivation of tumour biopsy specimens in an organotypic tissue manner (Wibe et al, 1984; Fjellbirkeland et al, 1995).
The social network mediated model is distinct from a more general sentinel surveillance model in which citizens report about their health to a central authority using a web-interface or survey, as is being done under the Gripenet project centered on influenza [21].
The model is distinct from existing models in that it explicitly describes fire spread phenomena with physics-based knowledge achieved in the field of fire safety engineering.
