The phrase "a parallel model in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model that is similar or analogous to another model within a specific context or field.
Example: "In our research, we developed a parallel model in the study of climate change to compare with existing theories."
Alternatives: "an analogous model in" or "a comparable model in".
In order to assess the importance of sexual conflict over parental care, we constructed a parallel model in which coparents are genetically identical (i.e., r = 1 between coparents).
A drop also occurs when running a parallel model in YRI (from 290 to 216), so that the number of eQTL detected in baboons is ∼7-fold larger when controls for local structure are used in both.
To our knowledge, work presented here provides the first evidence of a parallel model in an innate behavior and suggests that this organization may be more widespread than previously thought.
This is a strictly a hierarchical parallel model in which a master process manages the global information including, e.g., the pheromone matrix or best-so-far solution.
The modulus of elasticity and viscous coefficient in a parallel model (Maxwell) measured 1.1 MPa and 250 MPa*s, and in serial model (Voigt), they measured 1.2 MPa and 18 MPa*s (Tanaka 1973).
Most recently, in a parallel model we have described evidence for the sympathetic origins of hypertension in the juvenile offspring of obese rats, in which persistent sympatho-excitatory hyper-responsiveness is acquired in the early stages of development [19].
The key result of our study is that an interaction between length and lexicality can arise from a single mechanism in a parallel model.
BioModels is a parallel model repository not built for in silico experimentation but focusing on annotation [ 101].
Originally, it was used for only graphics processing acceleration but recently, the GPUs are organized in a streaming, data parallel model in which it executes the same instructions on multiple data streams simultaneously.
Moreover, the DCM modeling suggests a strong preference for the parallel model in form perception, involving feed-forward as well as feedback connections between striate and prestriate cortex and with both areas receiving primary visual input.
Traditionally, the GPUs are organized in a streaming, data-parallel model in which the coprocessors execute the same instructions on multiple data streams simultaneously.
