Likewise, the apprehension shown by providers that there was an increase in sexual activity among unmarried girls and people in extramarital relationships can be seen as a part of broader social phenomenon.
Those figures largely comport with separate data sets, such as Customs and Border Protection's data on border apprehensions, showing a dramatic decrease in activity at the border over the past decade.
During the Clinton years, eighty per cent of migrants who were released after their initial apprehension never showed up for their appointed court date.
He even renamed agoraphobia, calling it "territorial apprehension". Research shows that agoraphobia may afflict as many as one in 100 people.
However, these two pigs appeared more inquisitive on occasions, when they would approach an observer with repeated short grunts or would follow an observer with repetitive grunting although any attempt to touch the animal would result in immediate withdrawal with squealing (see additional file 5: PR444 apprehension, which shows this behaviour).
Waiting in a line before the day's events begin, a new arrival in a West Point T-shirt exchanges a look with an upperclassman in uniform, a mix of apprehension and respect showing in his eyes.
As summer moves closer to fall's new school year, these apprehensions may show themselves in a variety of displays -- moodiness, defiance, complaints of physical aches and pains, increased sibling fighting and regression.
We also examined the internal consistency of the seven items of communication apprehension (the first factor), showing a 0.89 Cronbach's alpha coefficient.
But Customs and Border Protection's own data — showing migrant apprehensions at the southwestern border remain near historic lows -- severely undercut these claims.
Australian Drug Foundation's policy manager Geoff Munro says he understands the community's apprehension, but evidence shows that the rooms are effective.
