As both P. aeruginosa and B. cenocepacia are CF pathogens, and B. cenocepacia was historically classified under the genus Pseudomonas [ 71], it is possible that partial similarity exists between them.
Both complete and partial similarity is discussed.
Both complete and partial similarity are discussed.
We introduce the notion of partial similarity value (PSV) to evaluate the partial matching between covers and secret messages.
The effects of full and partial similarity are presented for a panel with imperfections.
The terms, SDist, SNbE, STsp and SSc, represent the partial similarity associated with each specific descriptor.
The presentation includes an analytical proof of the applicability of similarity for the buckling of a sandwich panel with identical faces and a numerical demonstration of the response when full similarity and partial similarity exist.
Their partial similarity with ribosomal RNAs (rRNAs) suggests unrevealed functions of ribosomal DNA or interstitial rRNA.
The other nine BACs contained regions with partial similarity to the probes.
Partial similarity does not imply functional equivalence between the sequences compared.
