(1) He recited the words of institution in German but not the Canon and failed to elevate the host and chalice, distributing them in both species immediately after the consecratory words.

(2) She ordered the bishop celebrating Mass in her chapel not to elevate the Host

(3) Omega - 3 essential fats elevate serotonin levels naturally and help improve mood and lift depression.

(4) A common practice in ORs is to raise or elevate the surgical bed to accommodate the surgeon's height and focal distance after the drapes have been applied.

(5) The therapy can elevate serum amylase levels

(6) Meanwhile, GlaxoSmithKline is working on a range of medicines that should elevate good cholesterol levels.

(7) Exotic toppings elevate a pizza from fast food to fine food

(8) The exercise will naturally elevate your chest and head

(9) Smyers designed five ponds, averaging two acres in area each, to improve the drainage and to provide the soil used to lift the fairways and elevate the tees and greens.

(10) It is well documented that regular exercise helps to elevate your metabolic rate.

(11) After a while I found I was able to lift my arms, elevate them slightly - both my arms, but it was very slow.

(12) Keep your back flat and chest up as you elevate the bar until it reaches the upper part of your thighs.

(13) No man, or woman either knows but that some accident may elevate them to the position of the hero of the hour.

(14) High erythropoietin levels can elevate blood pressure either via a polycythemia/hyperviscosity mechanism or by direct pressor effects.

(15) Diabetics also must be carefully monitored as ephedra can elevate blood glucose levels.

(16) Pull your knees toward your chest and elevate your hips off the floor to feel the lower back stretch.

(17) High amounts of the drug can elevate blood pressure

(18) I've done my best to elevate people to positions of authority and responsibility.

(19) They are referred to as u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510bad cholesterolu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb because they elevate blood cholesterol levels and risks for developing cardiovascular disease.

(20) The individuals are elevated to the position of subjects of history, but in the process, the historical specificity of their experience is to some extent sacrificed.