depend on/upon someone/something

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depend
In our model, co-operation also depends on the extent of differences in preferences between the countries' leaders.
The meaning of a term depends on the set of names which can be associated to its free variables.
Inspecting p can instantiate b and hence any type which depends upon either!
The dholak can be tuned in two ways depending on the type of drum.
In the end, the answer depends on the question asked, so these words have often been misinterpreted by the financial profession.
Evidence-based practice depends first on a systematic review of the literature, and then on critical appraisal of its quality.
The delivery of each workshop also varies and depends on the nature of the content.
Presumably, it depends on other properties (just as physical absorbency does), but what are these other properties?
Then, the distance traversed by the contact point (centre point) depends on the type of the soft material.
The choice between the first and the second implementations depends on the terrain type.
The above expression shows that the size of the assumed modeling uncertainties depends on the system state.
Well, that depends upon what we think of (8b).
The plausibility of this argument depends on whether one considers this doctrine an adequate interpretation of human nature.
Partitioning the influence of these approaches depends in large measure on how democratic commitment is conceptualized.
Farmers use different types of sludge, depending on preference and availability.
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