At the opposite, congruence refers to two or more identical trees with an underlying identical evolutionary history (i.e., complete congruence or topological identity) or to two or more phylogenetic trees with a partial degree of similarity in their evolutionary relationships (i.e., partial congruence).
One study described a partial degree of blinding, but this was limited to their neurofeedback group and did not apply to their auditory training group [ 35, 36].
In fact, linear polarization is strictly preserved only for, and a partial degree of depolarization is permitted for scattering angles close to falling into the receiver field of view.
He left high school with only a partial degree and later earned a high school equivalency diploma.
Because MWs in the core countries of the EU generally significantly surpass the LW, a partial degree of convergence is sufficient.
Consider accounts that link the notion of partial intention to the (partial) degree to which an agent is committed to the action in question.
A set of car☐ymethylcellulose (CMC) samples was varied in degree of substitution (DS) from 0.71 to 2.95, with the partial degree of substitution being raised uniformly at positions C2, C3 and C6, so that a homologous series of CMC was made available.
Return of the cells to the normal growth temperature of 37 degrees C leads to a partial restoration of enzyme activity.
However, they have lower stiffness compared to other rigid shear connectors, resulting in partial degree of composite action (DCA) for the sandwich panels.
It is shown that AASHTO Specifications can still be applicable for load distribution factor, while the effective flange width needs to be re-defined for bridge-system with partial degree of composite action.
Due to the flexibility of the shear connectors, sandwich panels assume partial degree of composite action, and the strength is typically lower than that of solid panels.
