Alkali surfactant polymer (ASP), surfactant polymer (SP) and alkali polymer (AP) flooding have been recognized as potentially effective Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery EORR) techniques.
This study identifies a potentially effective rehabilitation technique for implementation in high erosion areas through the use of bioindicators.
Cartographic animation has emerged as a potentially effective visualization technique that has an intuitive power in representing dynamic geographical phenomena through its ability to show interrelations amongst geospatial data's components, location, attribute and time.
The Patient Flow Analysis (PFA) process outlines the care process, and measures time spent in each phase of the clinic visit, a potentially effective and efficient technique to collect data and evaluate the effect of interventions to improve patient visit efficiency by decreasing wait time in clinic.
Solar Chimney is a potentially effective low carbon technique that uses solar energy to heat and cool buildings or to enhance ventilation.
The appeal of motor imagery as a potentially effective neuro-rehabilitation technique is popular, which is reflected in multiple reviews of relatively few reported clinical evaluations.
Potentially effective methods may include novel immunodiagnostic techniques, molecular biology tools, and parasitological techniques, such as saline gradient, and magnetic bead-based isolation of eggs [ 26, 37, 71– 71].
The results of our initial experience suggest that PSNB is a potentially safe and effective technique.
While potentially effective, the applicability of this technique is limited because it can only be used with a device incorporating an active defrost function (e.g., Wallach LL100, Wallach Surgical Devices, Orange, Connecticut) and cannot be used with other devices (e.g., Ascon Multi Tip Cryo MTC-810, Ascon Medical Instruments, Chennai, India) that do not have this function.
A potentially effective alternative to the refuge technique that should work in the nonrecessive case, and that has been investigated previously, e.g. in Taylor and Georghiou 1979 and Alphey et al. 2007, is the continual active release of a supply of pests from a source where there is no selection pressure favoring the resistant allele.
