The phrase "as in the earlier model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer back to a previous model or example that has been mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The new design incorporates several features as in the earlier model, ensuring consistency and familiarity for users."
Alternatives: "similar to the previous model" or "like the earlier version."
Instead of having cumbersome cameras underneath facing upwards as in the earlier model, the cameras are now embedded into the device itself, making the product thinner.
Cervical screening was based on the reported age-specific proportion of women screened through the national Finnish screening programme as in the earlier model (Barnabas et al, 2006).
As in the earlier model, the cascade of steps required for the assembly of the pre-initiation complex is represented by a single step that takes the assembled enhanceosome to a transcribing state.
Similarly, because the income variable is included in our model, it will be superfluous to include annual expenditure on school fees as done in the earlier model.
In this case, binding of ClpT proteins to the axial pores of the Clp protease would interfere with Hsp100 association and their removal would lead to the completion of the Clp(C/D)/ClpPR degradation machine, as proposed in the earlier model of Peltier et al. Our results add new evidence to the functioning of the Clp complex but also call into question some aspects.
Landsliding was almost completely ignored as a geomorphic process in the earliest models of landform evolution.
When RE-PC -- as in recycling personal computers -- opened in 1994, the early-model equipment came in when customers upgraded, said Steve Hess, who founded RE-PC with Mark Dabek.
Parameters concerning the dominance interactions of the model individuals were kept the same as in our earlier model (avoidance model cf. Evers et al. 2011), where PERS_DIST, ChaseD and FleeD were adapted from the DomWorld model by Hemelrijk (1998, 2000).
Parameter values concerning the random walk were kept the same as in our earlier model (avoidance model cf. Evers et al. 2011), where WalkD was adapted from the DomWorld model by Hemelrijk (1998, 2000), while values for the other parameters were chosen arbitrarily.
As in an earlier model by Mesterton-Gibbons and Dugatkin [15], Dall [14] confirms that the co-operative foraging behavior observed in juvenile common ravens – 'search independently and recruit other individuals from the overnight roost' – can be an evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS).
The important feature of this macaque model in comparison to other animal models for hantaviral diseases, is the finding of both the virus and the inflammatory cell infiltrates: the latter are absent in the naturally infected rodents hosts as well as in the earlier attempted macaque models [21] [23].
