The phrase "are valid models for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theories, frameworks, or examples that are considered appropriate or applicable in a certain context.
Example: "The proposed theories are valid models for understanding the complexities of human behavior in social settings."
Alternatives: "are appropriate representations of" or "serve as credible examples for".
We found laboratory mice did show gut microbiota individuality, hence they are valid models for emergent phenotypes.
In summary, the in vitro phosphorylation and the phosphatase experiments strongly support that UNG2 phosphomimicking mutants are valid models for studying the functional consequences of in vivo UNG phosphorylation.
The findings we reported in our article (Taylor et al. 2011) show that clearance of BPA in mice, monkeys, and humans does not differ, and years of research has demonstrated that mice and rats are valid models for predicting the long-term adverse consequences of developmental exposure to estrogenic chemicals.
Transgenic rodents with Plp1 [proteolipid protein 1 gene (non-human)] increased gene dosage are valid models for PMD because they show the same behavioral deficits that include a shortened lifespan as PMD patients (Mastronardi et al., 1993; Kagawa et al., 1994; Readhead et al., 1994; Bradl et al., 1999).
Together the behavioral results reviewed above demonstrating spatiotemporal and motor phenotypes in CGG KI and Fmr1 KO mice results suggest that the CGG KI and Fmr1 KO mouse models are valid models for evaluating any behavioral effects of the Fragile X Premutation and Full Mutation.
For simplicity, we applied residuals obtained with the IGRF and CHAOS-5 geomagnetic field models, but our conclusions are valid for all models with comparable resolution.
Such model assumptions are valid, for example, in video compressing applications [20].
Sheep have been shown to be a valid model for human translational research when compared with laboratory animals, due to the increased stifle size, less effective native cartilage regeneration and longer lifespan.
These findings, together with a report by others, indicate that mice with maternal deficiency of Ube3a are a valid model for human AS with mutations in the UBE3A gene [23], [25].
In this paper we will give some results concerning the critical exponents of percolation processes which are valid for "any" model.
The conclusions of the study reported in the paper are valid for the model study on male subjects.
