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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are many more models" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the existence of additional models beyond those already mentioned or known.
Example: "In addition to the current offerings, there are many more models available for consideration."
Alternatives: "there exist numerous additional models" or "there are several more models."
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The fast-paced commercial uses far less traditional imagery than before; the men are younger, for instance, and there are many more models who are neither blond nor white.
There are many more models today; two styles, minivans and sport utilities, didn't even exist in 1964.
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"There are probably going to be many more models devised before we have an answer on this".
It may have cost Senator Gillibrand that she immediately followed New York's senior senator, Charles E. Schumer, who visibly broke up as he noted how Judge Sotomayor had found a role model in the fictional character Nancy Drew: "Now, in 2009, there are many more role models for a young Cardinal Spellman student to choose from".
To start with, there are many more plug-in models to chose from.
There are many more potentially useful modelling techniques for ordinal outcomes [ 22, 23].
There are many more examples of great role models out there - if you know someone, a group or a business that deserves to be recognised, then nominate them for the Climate Week hero awards.
"There are many more male dancers as role models on stage and on our TV screens which helps to counter some of the perceived negativity around boys taking up ballet," says Annalise Cunild from the Royal Ballet School.
There are many more challenges to meet before a model like green voids can be rolled out on a large scale.
While there have been a few very important insights into breast cancer that have come from the mouse model, there are many more studies that have not translated into humans.
If any of the textures in the nonet scoring look forward to later works, it's to the Clarinet Quintet composed at the very end of his life, while there are many more connections backwards, to earlier 19th-century models such as Beethoven, Schubert and Spohr.
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