"depending on method" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It can be used to show that something may vary or be different based on the approach or technique used. Example: The results of the experiment may vary, depending on the method used to collect data.
Across the studies the sample sizes ranged from seven to one hundred participants (depending on method of data collection).
Pre-processing of spectra reduced the prediction error for collagen by 0.03 0.12%, depending on method used; the lowest prediction error obtained being 0.48%.
The accuracy of the different methods could be enhanced over the last years but there are still uncertainties of up to 30%% depending on method, boundary condition and fuel composition.
Furthermore, method performance was carefully monitored using multiple internal standards (5 to 10 depending on method, including analogues, 2H and 13C labeled metabolites) and duplicate analysis of samples.
This assumption turned out to be correct; for genes shorter than 2000 bases, the correlation was 0.48 to 0.52 depending on method, while for genes longer than 10 kb, this range was 0.59 to 0.71 (figure 1B C and figure S2).
Furthermore, they require high amounts of starting mRNA (5 100 μg depending on method).
If we normalized pfmdr1 CN to that of 106/176I, 106/176I-352K and 106/1K76 had 2 5 copies, depending on methods used to estimate CN (Table 3).
Differences in results were observed depending on methods and proxies.
The reported frequency of PTSD for breast cancer patients varies between 2 22%, depending on methods of measurement.
Identifying septal defects often depends on method of case ascertainment (Martin et al. 1989).
The visualizing results of detected drugs depend on method of application spraying or dipping.
