The phrase "analyzed in the model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data or variables that are examined or evaluated within a specific framework or theoretical model.
Example: "The results of the experiment were analyzed in the model to determine the impact of various factors on the outcome."
Alternatives: "assessed within the model" or "evaluated in the framework".
Different bursting and silent modes and transitions between them are analyzed in the model and compared to bursting modes in experiment.
The lysine contents in kernels of parents, F1, and F2 populations were determined using near infrared reflectance spectroscopy (NIRS) method, and analyzed in the model of triploid seed endosperm-cytoplasm-maternal effect.
All animals were analyzed in the model, and the correlation of animals within each week was accounted for in the model as a random effect.
For the multivariate linear regression, all ICU risk factors were analyzed in the model and variables that had a p value <0.05 were carried forward in the analysis to create the final model.
The kinetic rate for each of these steps for this particular antibody and protease sensor were analyzed in the model (supplemental information S1).
Genes that are frequently deleted in CLL, such as TP53 and BIRC3, were analyzed in the model without considering copy-neutral LOH or homozygous deletions.
On the other hand, capabilities and limitations of a set of multi-component isotherm equations were analyzed in the modeling of the competitive sorption behavior of these sorbents.
Processed images of each tissue class were analyzed in the framework of the general linear model.
Looking ahead, each of these methods should be individually analyzed in the animal model and in cell models.
The double IP+AB component and the triple additive retained their significativity after model adjustment, when analyzed in the "joint" model.
We have analyzed in this model the consequences of preventing the age-dependent decrease in receptor abundance in aged rodents at the cellular and organ levels.
