Sentence examples for to change depending from inspiring English sources

The advantage of a state-space model is that CLABSI is correctly treated as a time-dependent covariate, 4 and we can allow the effects of covariates to change depending on what state the patient is in.

* The google results used to create the graphs above tend to change depending on the day that the search takes place.

They also have a cheeky attitude toward rates: note the sign that reads, "Prices subject to change depending on customer's attitude".

Cashman said he had not had conversations with other teams about trade possibilities, but that may have to change, depending on what Gardner hears from the doctors.

Morrisons confirmed that the price will stay at 99.9p "for as long as possible", but it is subject to change depending on the price of oil.

If only he believed in something, he would be a powerful force; sadly, his political colours appear to change depending on his audience.

He gave no reason for the decision but said warships' missions were likely to change "depending on the situation in the region", such as a rise in piracy in the Gulf of Aden.

Although the focus of the revolution has been subject to change depending on Chavez's goals, its key elements include nationalism, a centralized economy, and a strong military actively engaged in public projects.

During their lapses in consciousness, each is privy to unsettling images of their relationship half a year hence, and the question remains (as it does for all the characters in the ensemble cast) whether the outcome is fated or subject to change depending on their ministrations.

*Projected Availability subject to change depending upon demand.

The typical time it should take to change depends on what you were before, but anywhere from 3 months to about a year should be okay.