The phrase "science model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an abstract representation of a concept or process in science, for example: "We studied the science model of photosynthesis to understand the process better."
But CO2 is much less important than the standard climate science model says.
The "citizen science" model proves useful to many thematically distinctive fields, like ornithology, astronomy, and phenology.
In fact, Crawford says officials in Washington, Oregon, and northern California stand to benefit greatly from such a social science model.
This project seeks to determine the feasibility of using the Our Voice citizen science model in the clinical setting.
The science model consists of a 5×5×5 cubecube of orthogonal plastic scintillating fiber layers.
The commission noted that effective self‐examination by medical educators had led some universities to develop two new conceptions, the "health care delivery" model and the "integrated science" model.
If most scientists persist in promoting the technology-from-science model, this might just be a tribal partiality.
And the messages from other employees have embedded within them evidence of different types of sexism from the Fiske and Glick social-science model.
In practice, however, the idea of putting a barrier in front of an emergency exit is too counter-intuitive for planners to have tried.The cognitive-science model offers a more palatable option, that of experimenting with the effects of changes in people's visual fields.
The messages from other employees have embedded within them evidence of different types of sexism from the Fiske and Glick social-science model.
There's no good reason why a PI should ask you to make sacrifices--the suffer-for-your-science model is old-fashioned and discredited.
