depend on/upon someone/something

Examples of depending

depending

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Depending on the intended semantics, different additional restrictions can be placed on the usage of those roles.
Depending on the market context, preference, type of technical change, and the nature of the crop, the net effect could go in any direction.
Depending on the convergence thresholds and basis sets used, this can be a factor of 2-5 faster for medium-sized systems.
The information contained in evidence tables may vary, depending on what kinds of studies are being used and also on the scope of the assessment.
The results did not vary substantially depending on the way treatment was coded.
We will observe, therefore, period, national, and object-specific (generic) styles depending on our focus.
Most of these logic trees can be used as stand-alone tools, depending upon the nature of the questions under consideration.
The band typically had a rather distorted appearance, and showed slight variations in electrophoretic migration depending on the amount of sample in the gel.
Infants typically experienced more or less successful outcomes depending on the nature and quality of their interaction patterns with their caregivers.
Our response rates, varying between 38 % and 51 % depending on outcome measure used, are in accordance to other studies.
The navigability of the rivers varied, depending on the depth of the river and possible shoals obstructing a free entrance from the sea.
Performance on the experimental tense tasks varied depending on subgroup status, which was defined on the basis of performance on standardized language measures.
The time of immersion in the water bath varied from 12 to 18 minutes, depending on the body size.
Many reports point out that the food varied between farms depending on wealth, thrift and the housewife's competence.
The basic organizing principle for my tabulation is that, depending on type, variants fall within a rather broad range according to probability or significance.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.