Then, the patient is turned to his/her right side to improve water distribution in the colon and finally positioned supine for CT acquisition.
Winemakers in the south of France are turning to syrah to improve a host of fairly inexpensive wines.
But Europe's farms cost taxpayers billions of euros in subsidies each year, and EU agricultural inspectors are turning to technology to improve their patchy record on preventing fraud and waste.
In an echo of what we found last year in the foster care system, it appears likely that doctors and parents, recognizing that schools are not going to be able to help their children learn, are turning to medications to improve attention and performance.
Corporations and governments are turning to big data to improve the quality of life for their citizens and customers, as well as improving environmental conditions, public health, public service delivery and citizen engagement.
More and more Britons are turning to cosmetic surgery to improve their appearance, with the number of procedures topping 50,000 a year for the first time in 2013.
Young people, unable to find work, have been turning to higher education to improve their prospects; this trend has coincided with the growth of for-profit colleges, many of which encourage students to take out big loans to cover the cost of education.
George Marsh explains why the manufacturers of these vessels are turning to composite designs to improve fuel efficiency.
Just as some baseball and football players are turning to advanced imaging technology to improve efficiency and performance, deer hunters can now in theory practice in the field without risk of maiming an animal or running afoul of game laws.
For these and other reasons, many companies are turning to production automation systems to improve the management of their gas well operations.
