The phrase "a significant model for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that serves as an important example or standard for others to follow or learn from.
Example: "The research conducted by Dr. Smith serves as a significant model for future studies in this field."
Alternatives: "an important example of" or "a key reference for".
Joint R&D projects have emerged as a significant model for the development of research and technological activities.
Box-Behnken design gave a significant model for inulin hydrolysis.
Her internationally acclaimed work has become a significant model for girls' education in Africa.
Thus, zebrafish presents a significant model for faithfully reflecting the in vivo status of Ras signaling, bypassing the limitation by their over-expression that might re-route them to ectopic compartments.
For macaque faces, the model revealed a significant model for females (F1,109 = 4.6, p = .035, R2 = .04), where the masculine trait JH/LFH was positively related to asymmetry (β = .20, p = .035).035
A significant model for predicting blood values (which were dichotomized at the median of controls) could only be generated for PCB 28 (χ(2) = 59.5; p < 0.0001; R2 =.84).
Xenopus laevis is a significant model organism for early development and is uniquely suited for studying pre- and post-deposition histones due to the large store of maternal chromatin components in the egg.
We observe a good agreement for TCS in freshwater (Pearson r = 0.82, for 253 monitored values covering 12 streams), a moderate agreement in general, and a significant model underestimation for MeP in sediments.
The model fit statistics indicate a significant model fit for all models.
Regarding basic cognition/fine motor function, multiple regression analysis revealed a significant model accounting for 32.4% of variance in the total sample.
The omnibus binomial logistic regression model indicated a significant model overall for each of the disorders (see Tables 3, 4) as well as a reasonable proportion of explained variance (Nagelkerke R varied from 0.12 to 0.18).
