The phrase "a more useful model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing different models or frameworks, indicating that one is more beneficial or effective than another.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we concluded that a more useful model would enhance our predictions significantly."
Alternatives: "a better model" or "a more effective model".
Qian also notes that "over time, Satori will continue growing to encompass billions of entities and relationships, providing searchers with a more useful model of the digital and physical world".
If P. falciparum uses mechanisms similar to those utilized by P. berghei to circumvent MSP119- and AMA1-based vaccine properties, P. berghei rather than P. yoelii would be a more useful model to identify and evaluate new blood-stage vaccine candidate antigens for P. falciparum.
Apoptosis of differentiated KIM-2 cultures would be a more useful model of apoptosis during involution in vivo.
For these reasons, feline mammary cancer might be a more useful model in which to study the disease than the canine model.
Our structure of CAN508 bound to active CDK2/cyclin A is likely to provide a more useful model by which to understand the selectivity displayed by the inhibitor.
These considerations suggest that, in comparison to other dwarf mutants, GHR-KO mice may provide a more useful model for the purpose of elucidating the mechanisms of longevity extension in mammals.
TOKYO--One of science's favorite lab animals, the mouse, is about to become an even more useful model system.
But a different, even more useful model is the leveling of physical sciences where each level of problem is best addressed by an appropriate kind of theory, itself dependent on lower level theories.
There is instead wide range of interest and a wide range of ideas to which The Zn World is one more useful model.
The creation of a more useful organizational model of the complex requires more data.
Since user-friendly and publicly accessible online servers represent the trend for developing more useful models or predictors, we established a web server for predicting the DPP-IV inhibitory activity pIC50 at http://chemdata.shu.edu.cn:8080/QSARPrediction/index.jsp.jsp
