The phrase "and the second depending" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing two items or concepts, with the second item being contingent on the first.
Example: "The first condition must be met, and the second depending on the outcome of the first."
Alternatives: "and the second contingent" or "and the second reliant".
We found that the apparent annual survival of residents ranged from 31to49%9% in the first year and 65 77% in the second, depending on the area, sex and structure of the models used.
The first is accomplished by positive feedback circuitry among the driver genes, usually accompanied by exclusion of drivers of alternative cell fates, and the second depends on effector gene cis-regulatory architecture.
The first depends on the general practitioner's decision to prescribe a drug, and the second depends on the patient's decision whether to pick up the drug.
One of these models depends on the presence of historical markers; one depends more on the self organization of microtubules, together with marker proteins that can act as catastrophe factors; and the third depends on the ability of microtubules to withstand pressure.
The first group was highly self-critical; the second was concerned about being compared to others; the third felt "constricted" by rules and therefore, presumably, afraid to break those rules for fear of being judged; and the fourth depended too much on external motivation -- in other words, positive judgement by others.
The discrepancies may be explained by the different specificity of the qPCR and filter array: the first depends on near perfect identity between primers and the corresponding target sequences, the second is more tolerant of variation between labeled DNA and the target on the filter array.
This means that while the second term depends directly and exclusively on the first, the third depends on the first and the second, the forth on the first three, and so on.
Reaction times were analyzed in two ways: first, depending on the stimulus type presented (stimulus-dependent analysis) and second, depending on the subject's response (classification of a stimulus as spider, flower or neither/nor: response-dependent analysis).
The first term depends on fluid viscosity "µ" and permeability "k", and the second term depends on fluid density "ρ" and coefficient of inertial resistance "β".
Reconstructive surgeons divide the fractured leg into the upper third, middle third and lower third, depending on the area where the tibia is exposed.
