Sentence examples for depending of whether from inspiring English sources

Transcriptional enhancers are characterized by specific chromatin signatures, which differ depending of whether the enhancer is active or not [ 1– 5].

The observed cutoff for detection was 30 B. divergens DNA copies, i.e. 15 to 30 individual cells, depending of whether they are asexual, diploid cells or sexual, haploid cells.

In the longer term, the fate of both Fermilab and American physics depends of whether Congress can be persuaded that there is still a lot that mankind does not understand about the universe and that Americans ought to contribute to furthering that understanding.

Does any of this depend on whether Carey hits her multiple high-high-E's at the end of "Emotions"?

"Whether or not it would pass the House of Representatives would really depend on whether any of the conservatives are going to cross the floor".

If it is, much will depend on whether any of the people involved in the legal settlements come forward to provide details of what happened.

That will, of course, depend on whether the customer opts in for such assistance and/or doesn't cut the label off the clothes.

Active resuscitation during transfer will depend on whether return of spontaneous circulation has been achieved or not.

Symptoms of CCA depend on whether the tumour mass is located in the intrahepatic area, hilar area, or extrahepatic area.

The patterns of interactions depend on whether they occur between individuals within the same group or from different groups.

It will depend on whether the supporters of legislation can, for a change, match the fervor of opponents.