"depending on the question" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce a conditional or dependent clause in a sentence. Example: "The outcome of the experiment may vary, depending on the question that is being asked."
Depending on the question addressed, one may be more concerned with the presence of genes characterizing the core genome, for instance to define microbial species, or with the complement of the dispensable or accessory genome carried by particular groups of strains.
This paper provides a framework to help decision makers or scientists to decide on one policy evaluation modeling approach depending on the question they want to answer regarding the strengths and weaknesses of the several approaches.
Harding (1987b) persuasively argues that there is no single feminist method; doing science as a feminist requires that one be willing to adopt various methods, depending on the question under investigation.
However, direct comparison between the different approaches, and in particular questions aimed at answering which method is the'best', are in our opinion not useful since each method or approach has its own application domain and one method may be more applicable or desired compared depending on the question to be answered.
I guarantee asking no more than one such question per race — although I may do more depending on the question or the "assignment".
The term phylotype is taxon-neutral, thus one can choose the phylogenetic level at which the phylotype is described, depending on the question being examined.
SPICER: Well, I think depending on the question, right?
Slightly different structures emerged depending on the question asked and the analysis computed.
The margin of sampling error was 3 to 4 percentage points, depending on the question.
The poll surveyed 1,000 to 1,250 people, depending on the question, by phone.
The margin of sampling error was plus or minus three to four percentage points, depending on the question.
