· Archaeologists working on the eastern coast of England have found a

series of footprints that were made by human ancestors sometime between

one million and 780,000 years ago.

· Many things that can be safely eaten-such as flour-can damage the lungs
when inhaled.

· The idea that the universe ballooned rapidly after the big bang received a
That boost in March, when physicists confirmed a prime prediction of inflation
theory. (BICEP2) experiment at the South Pole found evidence for
primordial gravitational waves, ripples in the fabric of space and time, that
were created when the early universe swelled.

· (In an experiment) A high proportion of mouse cells die at low doses - and
those that survive continue to proliferate. These multiplying, damaged cells
may be the ultimate source of cancers.

· Many studies suggest that most adults who were children of divorce
experience serious problems such as depression and relationship issues.

· Parents who vaccinate their children are also protecting unvaccinated

children.

· Rats who were tickled once a day for two weeks later responded less to
stress.

· Patients who had a history of depression were more likely to end up with
PTSD after their hospital stay.

Who · A loner who is unemployed will have more trouble dealing with stress and
trauma than a financially secure individual in a supportive family.

· Many observational studies show that those who willingly participate are
more likely to quit drinking than those who do not.

· “More than education, more than experience, more than training, a person’s
level of resilience will determine who succeeds and who fails.” Dean M.
Becker (noun clause!)

· A resilient person is not someone who avoids stress, but someone who
learns how to tame and master it.

· The Salam Center treats patients whose hearts have been

damaged by rheumatic fever.

· High school students whose friends get higher marks tend to

raise their own grade-point averages over time.
Whose
· She found that 25 percent of the adults whose parents had
divorced experienced serious social, emotional or psychological
troubles compared with 10 percent of those whose parents
remained together.

· In 1979 China instituted the one-child policy, which limited every

family to just one offspring in a controversial attempt to reduce the
country’s burgeoning population.

· There is one study that shows that dogs would prefer to spend
time with humans rather than their own species , which is unusual
for an animal.
ADJECTIVE
· In a commentary on the 2008 paper by Ariely and his colleagues,
Clause Rick and Loewenstein observed that many instances of dishonesty in
the real world result when people find themselves in a situation in
that - who - which - which they face losing money, reputation or their career.
when - where - Which
whose · Dyslexia, a reading disability in which the brain has trouble
recognizing and processing words, afflicts 5 to 17 percent of
children.

· These events trigger programmed cell death, during which

genetic material and cellular structures are destroyed.

· Scientists are unsure which aspects of language are built into our
brain through genetics and which are learned by listening in the
womb. (not adjective clause)

· At least half the world’s known lithium reserves are located in a relatively
small stretch of the Andes Mountains, where Bolivia and Argentina share a
border with Chile.

· Most of the world’s cities started from an important marketplace or town

square. Over time, they developed multiple centers where people could
Where
work, shop and play.

· “These experiments can reveal some of the most fundamental properties of

the universe and answer questions such as what are we and where we
come from,” says physicist Fernando Gonzalez-Zalba. (not adjective clause)

· If my hypothesis is correct, our forebears began radically transforming

ecosystems far earlier than previously thought, at a time when ancestral
population sizes were quite small.

· Fairly good U.S. statistics point to 1885 as the year when energy supplied by
When fossil fuels (mostly coal, some crude oil and a very small volume of natural gas)
had surpassed energy provided by wood and charcoal.

· When we read, we construct a mental representation of the text. (not

adjective clause)

· Back in 2012, the team was surprised to find an abundance of

streptomycetes bacteria living in a plant.

· The process involved researchers working around the globe in

Active government, academia and industry.

· Engineers working on face- and speech-recognition devices

have benefited from research on multisensory perception.

· For some environmentalists, saving the planet is not just

about preserving natural resources; it is also about fixing the
Reduction of disruptions caused by centuries of human activity.
Relative
Clauses · Drugs developed for Alzheimer’s might be used directly for
Parkinson’s, traumatic brain injury or other terrifying conditions
that rob an individual of a basic sense of self.
Passive
· These rules could open up the skies to unmanned vehicles of
all types-from large surveillance drones used by the military to
insect-size prototypes being developed in university
laboratories.

· The first nanoparticles to be developed for drug delivery

coated the active agent with lipids.