The phrase "a model of increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that exemplifies or represents a trend or pattern of growth or escalation.
Example: "The research presented a model of increasing efficiency in renewable energy technologies over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an example of growth" or "a representation of escalation".
The low baseline delta sleep in PTSD is consistent with a model of increased hypothalamic CRF activity in this group.
The ads, run by the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association, say that the union has been a model of increased productivity, saving the city more than $2 billion since 1980, when it agreed to go to trucks with two workers instead of three.
While our findings do not fit into the framework laid out by the ablation studies cited above, our study is the first to test the HPA axis response using a model of increased, rather than decreased, adult hippocampal neurogenesis.
In a model of increased afterload from constant transverse aortic constriction, mice expressing PR-M showed a ligand-dependent preservation of cardiac function.
Therefore, our measurement of a leftward shift of peak migration speed can be explained by a model of increased integrin activation at acidic pH, which results in increased cell-substratum adhesiveness and consequently less ligand required for efficient migration.
Relevant to our model, Substance-P has been shown to participate in upregulation of inflammatory cytokines in fibroblastic cells[63], [64] and more recently in a model of increased IL-6, IL-1β, and TNF-α in a model of burn-induced lung injury[65].
Thus, whilst our results argue for a model of increased mingling with other chromosomes associated with transcriptional activation it remains to be established if the structures of local gene clusters, chromosomes, and interchromosomal arrangements are maintained or established by transcription, and if these structures are functionally separable.
This is consistent with a model of increased CD30 expression and signaling promoting immune-evasion [ 9, 70].
