A few participants indicated apprehensions that live virus might emerge from inactivated virus vaccines and infect people.
But important party members have begun to indicate their apprehensions toward Ankara may be changing.
Early studies on the time-course of signal apprehension and saccadic planning involved eye movement studies in which participants fixated successive locations indicated by a range of visual stimuli, including lighted bulbs (Saslow, 1967) and fixation crosses (Rayner, Slowiaczek, Clifton, & Bertera, 1983).
Reports from children in custody indicate that, from apprehension through to transfer or deportation, child detainees were intimidated, mistreated, and in some cases assaulted by U.S. government officials.
A recent report by the federal Border Patrol indicated that the number of immigrant apprehensions has fallen sharply since its peak in 2000, but Deputy Gill is unconvinced that the situation is improving.
However, within the first few days, feedback from participants indicated that the resulting suspense created significant apprehension among them.
Side-effects rise with amount of drug delivered, absorbed, retained and distributed through the vessel wall in a non-uniform fashion; with apprehension recently compounded by several studies which indicated regions of excessive drug to be more thrombogenic [5], [6].
But Romney's comment indicated that in such a contest with Paul, he has no apprehension that he will lose to the Texas iconoclast.
In 2016, mobile browsers contributed to only 38% of overall ecommerce revenue indicating that users have apprehensions while making purchases via mobile devices.
This may indicate the general level of apprehension in the work environment and the associated stigma toward HIV/AIDS patients on the part of HCWs in this and previous surveys in the country [24], [34] and elsewhere [40] [42].
Possibly, her writing indicates a flinching, less than complete apprehension of that shape-shifting Lord of Misrule.
