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Meanings of byproducts in English
Unwanted secondary product of a production process, manufacturing process or chemical reaction.
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Examples for "byproduct"
Examples for "byproduct"
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All wines contain small amounts; it is a natural byproduct of fermentation.
2
Canola meal, a byproduct of canola crushing, is used in livestock feed.
3
Some is a displacement activity, a byproduct of what happened in Greece.
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Others argue that religion is too pervasive to be just a byproduct.
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U.S. reliance on the RD-180 is a byproduct of post-Cold War warming.
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The 'mistake' or 'by-product' idea, which I am espousing, works like this.
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It is used in certain reactors that produce plutonium as a by-product.
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But changed times have been the by-product of a much altered approach.
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In some instances the coke, and not the gas, is a by-product.
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It is really by-product of the late Ivar Kreuger, the match emperor.
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The business processes about 120 tonnes of raw animal by-products a year.
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Large differences were observed in inhibitory effects of by-products between different species.
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One may dislike it; one dislikes the by-products of many excellent institutions.
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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.
Usage of byproducts in English
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Cracking can also result in byproducts like tantallum, zirconium or radioactive thorium.
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Results: Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy demonstrated elution of residual peroxide byproducts in vivo.
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Particularly its speedy decomposition into materials that mimic the body's own byproducts.
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Other byproducts of the manure include fertilizer for the surrounding corn fields.
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And the people who were harmed just became byproducts of this absurdity.
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The reformer converts refining byproducts into octane-boosting components blended with gasoline.
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The assets include four plants producing phosphate-based, ammonia and nitrogen byproducts, the people said.
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We use hydrogen and oxygen and the byproducts are electricity and water and heat.
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The FDA says those amounts make the risk of exposure to toxic byproducts negligible.
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In general, our focus was on reducing the formation of fully unsaturated azulene byproducts.
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Their byproducts are unsuitable for making weapons of any type.
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Oh, those five people were unfortunate byproducts of the contract.
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To determine the 5-FU degradation pathway, the organic byproducts were identified by LC-MS analysis.
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This causes skin breakage and the leakage of fermentation byproducts rich in butyric acids.
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Most antibiotics target growing bacteria, killing by forcing the germs to make toxic byproducts.
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They also hope to use the byproducts of bio-oil production as feedstock for more biofuel.
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