Sentence examples for change depending on whether from inspiring English sources

Would the legal status change depending on whether it was the dry or wet season?

"Borussia Dortmund's board has subsequently decided to make such a change depending on whether Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund can agree a satisfactory fee.

And I've found this really useful because I know just how things will look... how the colour of sunlight gleaming off a sword will change, depending on whether it's a warm sky or not".

The covariance could be any number, and that covariance will change depending on whether I measure my fertilizer in tons, or in pounds, or in ounces, or in kilos.

Studies conducted at UCL a decade ago provided some interesting evidence about how your perceptions and enjoyment of an activity change, depending on whether or not you've tried it yourself.

But, in fact, new research shows that consumers' perceptions of how many choices they prefer change depending on whether they intend to use an item for pleasure or to meet a functional need.

Finally, the concentration of victimization changes over time for both the US and the UK, but the nature of that change depends on whether one is examining prevalence or frequency studies.

We have constructed realistic experiments in which the optimal decision changes depending on whether one uses an even or odd number of rounds.

However, the rate of this change depends on whether the photon energy is larger or smaller than the energy of bandgap.

The direction of change depends on whether the density-independent immature growth rate is higher or lower than the one in the density-dependent case at equilibrium.

In addition, chronic social stress affects the DA response to cocaine in males, although the direction of the change depends on whether the stress was continuous or intermittent [ 461].