The phrase "accurately modeled on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been designed or created to closely resemble or replicate another object, concept, or idea.
Example: "The new software is accurately modeled on the successful features of its predecessor, ensuring a familiar user experience."
Alternatives: "faithfully replicated from" or "precisely based on".
The heat transfer coefficient between the cavern walls and the air inside the cavern is accurately modeled based on the real tests data obtained from the Huntorf plant trial tests.
Dissecting out these mechanisms may have important implications for humans who suffer from inadequate sleep, many of whom are older and may not be accurately modeled based on studies conducted in younger individuals.
This becomes especially significant when employing time-resolved data sets where the transport of early photons is not accurately modeled by classical deterministic schemes based on the Radiative Transport Equation or its approximation, the Diffusion Equation (DE) [ 31, 32].
As for the VAC model, its time-cost partly depends on whether or not the statistical distribution of intensities can be accurately modeled by a Gaussian mixture model.
The hydrostatic component strongly depends on atmospheric pressure at the Earth's surface; thus, it can be accurately modeled.
A current area of research interest is the ability of boundary-layer wind tunnels to accurately model wind pressures on small buildings.
The proposed scheme relies on the Tait equation to accurately model the liquid data and on the efficiency on the Y-function to describe the two-phase data.
On the other hand, QM methods can accurately model chemical reactions (depending on the choice of Hamiltonian and basis set), but they are too costly for generating ensemble statistics.
But those effects would be seen over many years and it might have been difficult to accurately model that effect based on only four years of data.
Quantification of myocardial blood flow (MBF) and coronary flow reserve (CFR) can be obtained from 82Rb PET but relies on accurately modeling the extraction fraction of rubidium by myocardial tissue, which is nonlinearly related to flow as described by the generalized Renkin-Crone model [5 8].
