Sentence examples for depending on timing from inspiring English sources

Work published more than a decade ago highlighted that between 15-45% of breast cancer survivors reported impairments in upper-body function (UBF) up to one year post-surgery, depending on timing of assessment and the particular impairment [ 2- 4].

Methylation differences included both increases and decreases, and one locus displayed both an increase and decrease depending on timing of famine exposure [ 107].

It advertises flights from £89, going up to £279 depending on timing and type of ticket.

The agency said: "We assume some banks will still incur material investment banking-related litigation charges in 2015, which, depending on timing, may well outstrip retail conduct charges.

Like white rice, all brown rice must be cooked in liquid, but depending on timing and ratio of rice to liquid — plus, of course, what you add to it — the final dish will vary considerably.

If we consider them to be on the side of the Democrats here, that leaves six or seven more (depending on timing and special elections) needed to turn.

"We have responded to Mr Collins and the DCMS and offered for two senior company representatives from our management team to meet with the Committee depending on timings most convenient for them.

Besides this cross-sectional classification, subgroups may also be defined longitudinally in time (staging), that is, supplementation effectiveness depends on timing.

That might depend on timing.

Generally, such a decision depends on timing.

Whether that helps or hurts demand depends on timing.