But University of Texas (UT), Austin, communication professor and associate dean Rick Cherwitz thinks the modern graduate school is producing a different kind of scholar: exceptionally skilled in their discipline and yet uncertain how to communicate their ideas and apprehensive about applying their knowledge to the problems of the outside world.
Scrawny and indolent, their customers are often apprehensive towards their weaknesses, but the brothers like to remind themselves "that's why God made two of them".
This fall millions of recent high school graduates will enroll at colleges and universities across the United States, eager to begin this next stage of their lives, but perhaps apprehensive about their college choice.
Since their modular unit was the first to be built in their community, the Taylors were apprehensive about their neighbors' reactions.
Many of those who fled their homes are apprehensive.
A literature review investigating the effects of T1DM on schooling, including teachers' awareness of T1DM, suggested that teachers felt uninformed about T1DM, were unable or unwilling to offer support (e.g., could not recognise or properly treat hypoglycaemia) and students with T1DM and their parents were apprehensive about school personnel's limited understanding of diabetes [ 36].
Remember, despite their brave faces, seniors are more apprehensive than their parents are, simply because they haven't logged as much life-time as we have.
While adapting to cancer, many patients may have questions about their illness, but are apprehensive about speaking to their physician [ 11].
Which makes all of its neighbours in the Arab Sunni world in particular, as well as, obviously, Israel, very apprehensive about their expansionism and their aggression in the broader region," he told ABC TV.
A significant number of patients concerned about their gambling were more likely to be apprehensive about their smoking, use of recreational drugs and alcohol.
