The phrase "a related model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model that has a connection or relevance to another model or concept in a particular context.
Example: "In our research, we will compare our findings with those of a related model to validate our results."
Alternatives: "an associated model" or "a comparable model".
Our algorithm can be used to recover shared transcripts that are specific to two closely related non-model organisms, which may not be present in a related model organism that is evolutionarily farther away.
In a polyploid plant genome the proportion of duplicated genes is generally considerably higher, and our strategy of matching tags via ESTs to a related model plant proteome will not per se allow differentiation between closely related duplicated genes.
During that period, the company also continued to sell in this country a related model, which earlier went on the market using a regulatory loophole that did not require a similar safety review.
The disclosures in the e-mail contrast with statements made in recent years by the company, which continued to market the device in Europe (and a related model in the United States) before announcing a recall in 2010.
We also proposed a related model accordingly.
A related model is presented in Johnson and Bolt (2010).
A related modeling paper also demonstrated that variance in local groundwater salinity could be explained simply by the dilution of connate groundwater having an initial mean-annual salinity through the slow, localized recharge of fresh surface water [13].
A related model-free method called q-ball imaging (QBI) [23] provides an alternative approach for recovering the diffusion ODF in each voxel using less time intensive and reduced encoding (spherical) diffusion acquisition protocols.
The question on the form of distributions can be treated mathematically (for a closely related model, see Ref. [ 62]. The fact is that a number of important distributions maintain their form over time.
Moreover, the signature is distinct from the signature of a closely related model: the Isolation with Migration model (IM).
We also compared the signature of population reconnection after isolation with that of a closely related model: the Isolation with Migration model [IM (e.g., Takahata 1995; Wakeley 1996; Rosenberg and Feldman 2002)], using coalescent simulations.
