The phrase "an active model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a representation or framework that is dynamic and engaged in a particular process or system.
Example: "The researchers developed an active model of climate change to better predict future environmental impacts."
Alternatives: "a dynamic representation of" or "a living framework of".
This paper proposes a structure for an "active" model of driver that enables to predict behaviour and performances in dynamic changing traffic conditions, with potential application both offline and online.
Apoptosis is an active model of cell death that regulates cell number [9], [19], [20].
Identifying genes associated with environmental measures will be worth the effort because they will foster research on an active model of experience in which individuals select, modify and create environments on the basis of their genetic proclivities (Plomin 1994).
Finding genetic influence on measures of the environment and on their association with outcomes will make us rethink how the environment works, leading to an active model of experience in which children select, modify and create environments correlated with their genetic propensities.
An active model of dissemination should ideally integrate systems of supervision, mentoring, and monitoring of quality improvement - all areas reported as inadequate by all 11 country teams.
By broadening the participation of the citizen beyond the one-shot, once every four or five years electoral participation, new governance might signify a move towards a participatory, or active model of citizenship.
We illustrate this for a novel, highly-detailed active model of dentate granule cells (GCs) replicating a wide palette of experiments from various labs.
MacCannell et al. [ 17] used computational models of cell pairs using the Tusscher-Noble-Noble-Panfilov (TNNP) model of the human ventricular cardiomyocyte [ 25] and their active model of an adult ventricular fibroblast (Section 2.1) to show that F-M coupling modifies the cardiomyocyte AP morphology.
These maps are inconsistent with the fundamental predictions made by many active models of cochlear mechanics.
The performance of such practitioners needs to be critically reviewed; there is evidence that many physiotherapists in the US, for example, may not be delivering guideline-based care [ 61] and that their counterparts in the UK may be working, as do many GPs, within more of a traditional biomedical model rather than an active behavioral model of rehabilitation [ 34].
In contrast, without a decision aid, a human has no choice but to maintain an active mental model of the state of any system being monitored.
