Some showed apprehension with potential for loss of confidentiality, in a case where the ' staff attending to me is familiar but I would not want my status revealed'.
I packed a few clothes and books and climbed into a military truck, determined not to show my apprehension.
So do recent statistics compiled by the United States Border Patrol, which show that apprehensions of illegal immigrants -- the barometer for measuring activity along the border -- are roughly back to where they were before Sept. 11.
30 Rebound in Border Crossings Recent statistics compiled by the United States Border Patrol show that apprehensions of illegal immigrants are roughly back to where they were before Sept. 11.
Although Nikpai has very little experience against many of the fighters at the World Championships, he shows little apprehension in the early rounds, defeating athletes from Trinidad and Tobago and then Mexico.
Concerns have involved agitation, frustration, or aggressiveness potentially being demonstrated by older adults in these contexts, while children have been expected to show confusion or apprehension when interacting with persons with dementia (eg, Seefeldt 1987).
"'We shall be poor and simple too,' she said with shining eyes 'Peasants are simple and honest and kindly and quiet.'" Teresa bears witness to these declarations with a pucker of apprehension showing between her brows.
There were no recurrent dislocations after surgery and no patient showed a positive apprehension test, with 85%% of patients being satisfied/very satisfied (Fig. 7).
All patients regained full range of motion of the knee and no patient showed a positive apprehension test at the most recent follow-up.
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.
With Soderbergh's handheld shots and dimly lit sets instilling a prevailing sense of apprehension, the show takes on racial issues as well.
