The phrase "as indicated in the model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information or data that has been presented or demonstrated in a specific model or example.
Example: "The results of the experiment align with the predictions as indicated in the model."
Alternatives: "as shown in the model" or "as outlined in the model."
As indicated in the model, ETK was the only independent prognostic predictor for overall survival with hazard ratio of 1.7 (95% CI: 1.1 to 2.7, p = 0.0159).
Tpk3p thus must also affect posttranscriptional levels of FLO11, as indicated in the model in Figure 4C.
Further, 'protecting own integrity', may, as indicated in the model, be reinforced by information and/or experience at the healthcare system level (category 6).
The development of the model and the proposed manner in which the nonbiological factors influenced the biological activities and the disparities (promote/inhibit, facilitate, confounding factors), as indicated in the model, is the author's interpretation.
48 In summary, imbalances in growth factors and cytokines could contribute to bone mineral density loss by increasing bone resorption, as indicated in the model proposed in the Figure.
As indicated in the model, the greater role for subfamily 1 receptors compared to subfamily 2 receptors may lie in an enhanced ability to stimulate the kinase activity of CTR1.
bEach biochemical reaction is equivalent to the process of activation (v n1 ) or deactivation (v n2 ) (n = A, B, and C) as indicated in the NFBLB model (see equation (7) in Methods).
Concurrent management of both admits and ALOS should have a multiplicative effect on lowering bed-days, as indicated in the logic model used for this analysis (Additional file 5).
However, loss of the backbone hydrogen bonding between these residues and the adjacent β-sheets, as indicated in the homology models, may prevent efficient opening of the channel.
These results suggest that the signs and symptoms of overweight/obesity, as well as their impacts, are multi-faceted and may vary by weight class and gender, as indicated in the preliminary theoretical model.
Moreover, as indicated in the stress-coping model, HRQoL is only directly predicted by coping.
