The phrase "a model which depends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a model that relies on certain factors or variables for its functionality or outcomes.
Example: "The research focuses on a model which depends on various environmental conditions to predict species distribution."
Alternatives: "a model that relies" or "a model based on".
A numerical model which depends primarily on a CERC model is employed to examine the effects of some of the above parameters.
RSS-based algorithms try to estimate location and power of a primary user using RSS measurements of the secondary users, based on a propagation model which depends on the communication channel.
The groundwater recharge value was estimated using a hydrogeological model which depends on soil and rock infiltration coefficient.
It is recommended to consider the fact that this approach is based on a mathematical model which depends mainly on the accuracy of available data in the moment of the analysis and should be treated as it.
The second part is a temperature-dependent hyperelasticity model which depends on an additional internal variable to consider the long-term degradation of the primary rubber network.
As an example, the Boolean model in [ 51] has been implemented by the authors through a proper simulation model, which depends on a number of rules, initial states and other parameters.
SP5 [11] used a profile-based gap model, which depends on the multiple sequence alignment made by PSIBLAST.
Fast-growing consumer products companies such as Warby Parker, Glossier, and Dollar Shave Club are upending the traditional retail model, which depends on a manufacturer selling to a retailer that then sells to the end consumer.
The objective of this paper is to propose a flow-induced anisotropic viscosity model which depends on the complete orientation information of the fibers.
The above examples illustrate the spectral variability of the NGDC-720 model, which depends on a multitude of factors.
