The phrase "a model of how many" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a representation or example that illustrates a quantity or number of something.
Example: "The research paper presented a model of how many species are at risk of extinction due to climate change."
Alternatives: "an example of how many" or "a representation of how many".
Children's advocates said New Jersey had been far ahead of other states, and was considered a model of how to stretch state dollars to cover as many uninsured children as possible.
Kaziranga park, which borders the Brahmaputra river in Assam, north-east India, has been held up by India and many conservationists as a model of how to protect endangered wildlife.
On the broader political stage, I hope that their example will serve as a model of how progressives can organize with values -- and that many more interfaith efforts in the same mold will follow.
Together with the Wellcome Trust, the money will go into five areas of research, including a portable device to test bodily fluids and statistical modelling of how many cases and deaths from Ebola can be expected and the health care facilities needed as a consequence.
The end of all life comes not by explosives but the boredom of financial viability assessments; abstract models of how many unaffordable shoebox flats must be built on our social housing and public spaces to ensure the developer's 20percentt profit.
Accordingly, the daily probability of seeking care was modelled as a function of how many days the child had spent with pneumonia, irrespective of severity.
Once commonalities had been identified in the literature for a gene set, each was compared to an identically connected set within a random network model to calculate a ratio of how many connections were observed in the actual dataset versus how many connections would be expected by chance (Obs/Exp ratio), providing a measure of statistical enrichment for each term.
Hit ratio: The hit ratio, also known as directional symmetry, is a measure of how many times the model predicted the change correctly.
The penalty reflects a prior estimate of how many covariates belong in the model [ 34].
