The phrase "a model of serious" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, as "serious" is an adjective and does not fit well in this context without a noun to modify. An example could be: "He is a model of seriousness in his work."
Alternatives: "a paragon of seriousness" or "an example of seriousness."
As for Scotland, which is regarded globally as a model of good practice, the government made a serious financial investment to support the 2006 launch and subsequent implementation of the Hepatitis C Action Plan, with a special focus on PWID [ 74].
Certainly Oscilloscope seemed a model of the serious if not self-serious film company.
"This is a model of how serious we are in terms of wellbeing," said Stefan Van Dyke, a member of the Qatar 2022 welfare committee.
The goal of our studies was to characterize the in vivo activity of marbofloxacin in a mouse model of serious P. multocida infection, and to determine the magnitude of PK/PD parameter predictive of efficacy.
"I hope it will be a model for serious study of other artists," said Roffman of her project.
16 The rationale for this is based on a recent cohort study in Kilifi, Kenya. 10 The study applied seven observable criteria (six for subjects more than 60 days old) that are intended to identify children in need of antibiotic therapy, to a cohort of 11,874 admissions between 1999 and 2001 (this could be considered a vertical prediction model of serious bacterial illness).
He was a model of courage in fighting serious health problems over the last 20 years.
For those in the community, the department has shifted in recent years from a model of care that sees serious mental illness as a long-term disability to a "recovery" model, which seeks to move clients into increasingly less restrictive, less supervised and less costly living situations.
Michael Gove said the report by the Doncaster Safeguarding Children Board was an example of how the "model of serious case reviews is failing".
In this paper, we present a conceptual model, called Activity Theory-based Model of Serious Games (ATMSG), that aims to fill this gap.
