The phrase "adequate in models of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of something within the context of specific models or frameworks.
Example: "The results were found to be adequate in models of economic behavior, supporting the theory proposed by the researchers."
Alternatives: "sufficient in frameworks of" or "appropriate in representations of".
This interest is caused by the fact that differential equations, especially those with deviating argument, are deemed to be adequate in modeling of countless processes in all areas of science.
Adequate and simultaneous accounting for soot, radiation, and pollutant emissions poses challenges in modeling of oxygen-enriched turbulent flames.
However, the current lack of adequate in vivo models and their proper validation, limits the possibility of mimicking the wound, particularly burn, completely [ 22].
Differential equations with 'maxima' are adequate models of real world problems, in which the present state depends significantly on its maximum value on a past time interval (see [1 4], monograph [5]).
A review of recent psychological and neurological research and theory suggests that traditional verbal survey methods cannot in principle provide an adequate basis for models of human landscape navigation.
An oncogenic role for JCV has been demonstrated in several animal studies including rodents and primates (reviewed in [30]), but the lack of an adequate in vitro model has hampered our understanding of the role of JCV in human cancer.
In this regard, cell culture of human renal tumor cells (HRTC) has proven to be an adequate in vitro model for the study of therapeutic approaches in RCC [15], [21] [23].
Furthermore, scientific literature underlines and demonstrates that, the use of transition turbulence models, at low Reynolds numbers [10, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23], is essential in obtaining an adequate CFD modeling of airfoil and rotor aerodynamic behaviors.
While we would argue that this provides an adequate minimal model of dendritic computation in basal dendritic structures, one should bear in mind that our model seems insufficient to describe the complex interactions of basal and apical dendritic inputs in cortical pyramidal cells [9, 10].
Establishing an adequate in vivo model is still a major challenge for TE of functional skeletal muscle.
