The phrase "assistance depending" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a condition where assistance is contingent upon something else, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The level of assistance depending on the project's budget was unclear."
Alternatives: "assistance contingent on" or "support based on".
Start assistance/introduction allowance was some 35 50% lower than ordinary social assistance, depending on the family situation (the reductions being lower for families with children) (Andersen, 2007).
The costs and benefits of the two main models of palliative care, home care and hospice care, have been discussed for some time, with preferences for one or the other type of assistance depending in large measure on availability.
Because these apparent effects are larger than the above theoretical effectiveness estimate, there may have been some differential contribution from parents seeking medical assistance depending on vaccination status, with less care-seeking for vaccinated children because of the belief that vaccine would probably prevent the more serious forms or complications of disease.
If you are diving in shark-infested waters and sustain a wound which bleeds, leave the water and bandage it as soon as possible, and seek medical assistance depending on the severity.
While both search and assistance depend on understanding user intent, the "assistant paradigm" derives user intent through conversation with the user, instead of just a single set of keywords.
The federal government has warned that its pledge of $354 million in assistance depends on achieving an approved plan that reduces traffic by 6percentt, as Mr. Bloomberg's proposal would.
But Washington should pursue this and other pressures that will make clear to the two leaders that international legitimacy and development assistance depend on good-faith negotiations and a cessation of military adventures.
The generosity of unemployment insurance6 and assistance depends on the country's income level.
Help with paying for care, especially in old age, such as help washing and dressing, is conducted on a council-by-council basis and so the level of assistance depends on where you live.
The amount of that assistance depends on two factors: the income of the person or family buying the coverage, and the prices of different plans relative to one another.
The financial assistance depends on income, however, and particularly for people making more than 250percentt of the poverty line, coverage can seem extremely expensive -- especially for those who remember the cut-rate coverage available before the Affordable Care Act, when insurers could sell policies with skimpier benefits and screen for pre-existing conditions.
