The phrase 'model proves that' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing an example of an occurrence or idea based on data or evidence. For example, "The economic model proves that demand for housing increases when interest rates decrease."
RedBus' success and business model proves that out.
This model proves that surface immobilized aptamers can greatly enhance the attachment of seeded cells.
The model proves that the assumption of evaporation front is valid for drying of very permeable materials.
Given its high performance, the model proves that chemical named entity recognition can be done efficiently with no manually created rules or curated databases whatsoever.
Moreover, our model proves that even with a high number of users, the FRG can always be played with a minimum number of stages shorter than when using the Goodman model.
This last model proves that the branching process model produces unrealistic fractions of long path-like trees or large irregular trees (combination of star-like and path-like structures).
This cell model proved that reexpression of Smad4 at subphysiological levels was adequate to suppress tumor growth whereas TGFβ resistance of the cells was retained.
This hypothesis is further supported by research in the rat model proving that ablation of the olfactory bulbs leads to a deficiency in spatial memory and higher levels of beta amyloid in the hippocampal areas [ 55].
Studies on classic models proved that: (1) Characteristic curves of Polanyi plot showed that UBC is more hydrophobic than its dried feedstock coal.
Now, a new paper bolsters that case with a mathematical model, proving that the old hypothesis is still fresh.
Different parameters associated with quadratic model proved that the model is significant such as 1. High fishers F value (94.43).
