The phrase "alteration depends on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the factors or conditions that influence a change or modification in a particular context.
Example: "The success of the project will largely depend on how well the alteration depends on the feedback we receive from our clients."
Alternatives: "change relies on" or "modification is contingent upon".
The level of fluorescence alteration depends on the GNP size, the excitation and emission wavelengths and quantum yield of the fluorophore, and the distance between the GNP and the fluorophore.
The degree of alteration depends on the hydrophobicity of asphaltene and the amount of deposition, which depends on factors such as asphaltene content and solvency of the oil, acid and base content of the oil, brine pH and salinity, aging condition, and mineral type.
Monitoring the influence of alteration depends on the method.
The type of cytoskeleton alteration depends on the mutation, indicating that specific functions depend on particular tropomyosin residues, some of which are in putative actin binding sites based on homology with mammalian tropomyosins.
Hours are subject to alteration, depending on days of the week, holidays and, sometimes, sheer whim.
Although it shows an alteration depending on the region and the patient's clinic picture, it is clear that isolation of rapidly-growing MOTT species from clinical samples is more common.
The mechanism of enzyme membrane interactions is thought to involve conformational changes at the level of the protein tertiary structure, and the extent of such alterations depends on the degree of structural flexibility of the different LOX isoforms.
Regulation of such alterations depends on their time scale, where short-time adaptations differ from permanently established gene expression patterns maintained by epigenetic mechanisms.
These alterations depend on the genetic background and are still poorly understood: neurodevelopmental defects could be one of the factors; acute events (such as spontaneous epileptic seizures) might also play a role.
However, existing relationships for how reductions in canopy cover translate into changes in incoming near-ground solar radiation do not account for the ways in which fire, die-off, and thinning differentially alter either or both the foliar and woody components of canopy architecture and the degree to which such alterations depend on foliar density.
NIR imaging in neovascular AMD revealed characteristic alterations depending on the type of CNV.
