The phrase "advances depends" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, as "advances" is plural and should be followed by "depend" instead of "depends."
Example: "The success of the project depends on how quickly the advances in technology are implemented."
Alternatives: "advancements rely" or "progress hinges".
The social value of these advances depends on understanding their implications for society, an arena where research support has been more modest and research progress slower.
"Increasingly," says Berry, "success in markets, which many people might assume to be dominated by technological advances, depends just as much on factors such as design, economics, branding and consumer understanding.
EVEN THE STAUNCHEST BULL will concede that the current high level of stock prices — to say nothing of further advances — depends on continued earnings growth in 1998.
However, in view of the length of time needed in this study for the acquisition and tractography processing of diffusion tensor data, the feasibility of these advances depends on the development of robust and rapid diffusion acquisition schemes, and tractography algorithms (Chen et al., 2009), that may be co-registered with higher definition tractography that has been acquired preoperatively.
Advances depend on carefully executed, controlled, and reproducible studies.
First, as technology grows more complex, advances depend less on individual inspiration and more on collaboration.
Such geographical advances depended on improvements not only in cartography but also in astronomy, which was vital for navigation.
However, these single-target technologies have failed to result in a therapeutic effect in some patients, and evidence suggests that further advances depend on an effective strategy for coping with cancer heterogeneity and dynamics.
Frey, who creates ultra-fine fibers for uses in biohazard detection, agriculture and clothing, says new advances depend upon partnerships across campus -- connections made possible by the building's specialized labs, shared research and meeting spaces, and convenient location along Forest Home Drive.
Advances depend on magnetic resonance, the most typical means of tightly coupling coils.
Water advances depending on whether the narrower pore is filled with water (case a or b in Fig. 10).
