"the model anticipated" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as a subject or the beginning of a sentence to describe something that was expected or predicted by a specific model or theory. Example: "According to the model anticipated by scientists, the rising temperature will lead to more severe weather patterns."
The model anticipates this pattern and adjusts for it, bolstering Mr. Romney's standing by a point or two whenever it evaluates a registered-voter poll.
For instance, the model schedules more PEV-charging load in hours 11 and 14 when using forecasts (compared to having perfect foresight), because the model anticipates less wind being available in the future.
Importantly, the model anticipates a saturation of the rate with respect to monomer concentration, which will be achieved when all GAB sites are occupied with actin.
The model anticipates that probe pressure affects only the extra-cerebral contributions to the DCS signal and, further, that increased probe pressure tends to reduce extra-cerebral blood flow.
A concern here however that the almost inevitable between-study variation will result in more variation than the model anticipates and therefore the identification of 'outliers' that are not truly unusual but rather they are due to the usual random variation that occurs between trials.
With respect to source-detector positioning, the model anticipates that signals from small (0.5 cm) source-detector separations will be predominantly (but not necessarily exclusively) extra-cerebral, while signals at large source-detector separations (1.5 cm, 2.5 cm) will contain both extra-cerebral and brain contributions.
Econometric models typically rely on the assumption that the near future is likely to be similar to the recent past, and thus it is rare that the models anticipate breaks in the economy.
The conclusions are that some developments of the Pitman model anticipated more recent international developments, while others have not been ignored even if further efforts are required to effectively implement them.
In the Langmuir model, it is presumed that the adsorption surface places have the same energy and each adsorbate molecule has been situated on a solitary site and thus this model anticipates the formation of monolayer of an adsorbate on the adsorbent surface (Heidari et al. 2009; Vasconcelos et al. 2008).
By late on October 26, the Navy Operational Global Atmospheric Prediction System (NOGAPS) had forecast the hurricane to continue to the west and strike Belize, while the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory GFDLL) computer model anticipated a general movement to the north in the western Caribbean.
