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Meanings of by-products in English
Unwanted secondary product of a production process, manufacturing process or chemical reaction.
Usage of by-products in English
1
The business processes about 120 tonnes of raw animal by-products a year.
2
Large differences were observed in inhibitory effects of by-products between different species.
3
One may dislike it; one dislikes the by-products of many excellent institutions.
4
This one, however, seemed tailor-made to provide none of these positive by-products.
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The by-products of the milling process, likewise, are rich in nutritive elements.
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The metrics can include a credit for some by-products, but not others.
7
And unlike uranium, thorium's by-products cannot be made into a nuclear bomb.
8
This may be one of the by-products of the great World War.
9
These are what he might call the unfortunate by-products of his desire.
10
The completed preparations were, after all, but the by-products of my industry.
11
The mechanism of degradation was analysed through by-products formation under sunlight irradiation.
12
The by-products of the process are used for animal feed, fertiliser and fuel.
13
They are also made without use of animal products or by-products.
14
The Company operates four copper mines in Chile, two of which produce by-products.
15
It is one of the incidental by-products of an unselfish life.
16
The Quebec plant produces refined zinc metal and various by-products from zinc concentrates.
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