The phrase "and supporting the model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing actions or contributions that help to reinforce or uphold a particular model or framework.
Example: "The team is focused on developing the software and supporting the model to ensure its effectiveness in real-world applications."
Alternatives: "and reinforcing the model" or "and backing the model".
She thinks the national curriculum has been beneficial and supports the model of a self-improving school system advanced by Michael Gove.
Phase contrast AFM imaging of focused ion beam (FIB) prepared PVA fiber cross-sections provided a method of observing the shell core structure directly and supported the model proposed.
The results show very high cooperativity of VP1 in the reaction and support the model described above, in which multiple VP1 pentamers first bind to the DNA, which becomes compacted and serves as a scaffold for assembly.
These data further validate our mathematical interpretation of the neurosphere assay and support the model where Th1 cytokines down-regulate somatic adult stem cell expansion rate via symmetric cell division related mechanism.
These results were consistent with the aPTT assay and support the model that nanoSTATs initially veil complexed heparin and block its activity.
These results indicate that the Ccel_0137 insertion has no polar effect on Ccel_0138 expression and support the model of oxaloacetate-dependent transhydrogenase activity illustrated in Figure 5.
The data in Figure 1 therefore indicate that RNase activity and OD500 provide reliable readouts for Ire1KR32 oligomerization and support the model [ 8] in which oligomerization and RNase activation are mechanistically coupled.
Finally, our new I3bc three-colour data allows measurement of crossover interference, which has also been completed in fancm and fancm zip4 mutants and supports the model that heterozygosity promotes interfering and inhibits non-interfering crossovers.
Collectively, these CRAC results are in good agreement with previously published biochemical and genetic data, and support the model that release of Enp1 and Ltv1 is directly linked to beak structure formation (see Figure 3C).
Epistatic interactions between these loci were already reported [ 17, 61, 62] and support the model that Vrn-H2 is a long-day suppressor of flowering, that is itself suppressed by Vrn-H1 following vernalization [ 63].
