The phrase 'depends on the effect' is a perfectly acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence "Whether I should go to the party or not depends on the effect of tomorrow's test."
In terms of current literature, the dynamic variation of coal permeability mainly depends on the effect of effective stress, coal matrix shrinkage caused by gas desorption and gas slippage during coalbed well drainage.
Patients with multiple strokes were not excluded, because the voxel-based analysis used in voxel-based lesion symptom mapping does not take into account how the effect of damage to one voxel depends on the effect of damage to other voxels.
Ultimately cost-effectiveness also depends on the effect that different algorithms may have on transmission and at which interval they should be applied to accelerate or sustain reduced transmission.
A fair-use finding also depends on the effect of the use on Disney's market for its works.
The study design depends on the effect size of the variants of interest.
Duration of therapy depends on the effect of therapy and surgical intervention [16].
Development of alcohol dependence, a chronic and relapsing disease, largely depends on the effects of alcohol on the brain reward systems.
In reality, however, this CL depends on the effects of DR/DSM applications and on electricity prices.
In addition, intestinal oxygen extraction depends on the effects of vasoconstrictive drugs on intestinal vasculature.
Whether bluetongue virus will emerge in the United Kingdom likely depends on the effects of climate change on vector dispersal.
Note that the critical value of f is independent of contact reduction measures; it only depends on the effects of treatment and prophylaxis.
