Thus, in the case of "mere evidence," probable cause must be examined in terms of cause to believe that the evidence sought will aid in a particular apprehension or conviction.
Stakeholders reported that although other human samples such as stool, urine and throat swabs are collected for research purposes, there are particular community apprehensions about the use of blood samples in research.
Olga's plight might seem familiar enough, in particular her apprehension that, in throwing her all into being a mother, she has become dangerously null, while her "ever more productive" husband has only blossomed in the outside world.
The mystery has many layers, perhaps starting with the fact that American Special Operations teams are a particular focus of apprehension and fascination for many Afghans.
Ki67% in particular has caused apprehension due to variable methods of assessment and heterogeneity in results between different laboratories.
A lot of childhood memories, most of them embarrassing, get dragged up (the writers capture teen experiences and apprehensions with particular skill).
Apprehension -- that particular strain involving both dread and foreboding -- seems a dominant tone in American life as the new century unfurls.
In the case of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," in particular, the producer's apprehension was pretty understandable.
For them, such phenomenological directness in the apprehension of particular mental states can be explicated in terms of our familiarity with a folk psychological theory.
We can see that surge in family units in particular, in monthly data on apprehensions provided by Customs and Border Patrol.
MVP and SIIL were well aware of these apprehensions and, in particular, the concerns surrounding the licensure of the product in India.
