This is a snippet from Fundamentals of Database Systems by Navathe. Let us look at the paragraph.
It is talking about full functional dependency, which we can see that if we remove of any attribute $A$ from $X$ in the functional dependency $X\rightarrow Y$, the dependency will become invalid.
OUR QUESTION;-
If AD is the only candidate key for some relation R(A,B,C,D,E) then will CD → E be considered a partial dependency?
Case 1:-
Remove $C$ from the functional dependency to check whether $D\rightarrow E$ is satisfying the functional dependency or not.
Since $AD$ is the only candidate key, $D$ cannot alone find $E.$
Case 2:-
Remove $D$ from the functional dependency to check whether $C\rightarrow E$ is satisfying the functional dependency or not, and here also we cannot comment on this functional dependency.
Hence it is the case of full dependency, not partial dependency and we will not consider $CD\rightarrow E$ to be a partial dependency.