The phrase "a depending" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is incorrect because "depending" is a present participle and should not be preceded by the article "a."
Example: "The outcome is depending on several factors" should be "The outcome is dependent on several factors."
Alternatives: "a reliance" or "a dependence."
A: Depending on news and market action, we may sell one or two stocks from both the Buy List and Long-Term Buy List.
Electric current of the cells changed in between two levels (7.41 ± 0.1 and 7.68 ± 0.1 A) depending on water temperature and water flow rate.
The next spreadsheet (Worksheet B) also has 36 columns (one for each month), but the rows consist of total patient encounter counts generated in the patient-level Worksheet A, depending on the number of patients entered into the system.
Set the order to either "A to Z" or "Z to A" depending on how you want to sort.
A Depending on the area and the size, it could be as much as 10 percent over last year, or more.
Binary mixtures could plot almost anywhere within the zone A depending on the ages of the end members.
It also suggests that the most frequent wobble codon-anticodon pairings in the human cell are U-G and C-A, depending on the third base of the tRNA-poor codon.
The outcome may be release of TNF-a, IL-1-b or interferon (IFN -a dependIFN -aon the type of phagocyte, molecular nature of the cellular particle andependingracellupon sensor engaged.
Extraction efficiency of seven arsenolipids depending on solvents, extraction efficiencies according to sequential extraction, amount of solvent, and silica cleaning, conversion of arsenolipids from the oxo to the thio analogue with time after adding H2S, and extracted amounts of seven arsenolipids present in CRM 7405-a depending on the amount of solvent.
A: Depends on whom you ask.
A: Depends if they want to pay us.
