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Sure, both are seen as byproducts of a clockwork double-digit growth Chinese economy but what's been lost over the years is a sense of love.

Why this technology is so much more competitive than anything else, all the byproducts and all of those things that could come up with.

Sexual abuse, rape, forceful seduction and violence are nothing but the byproducts of the narrow mindedness.

Removing ozone should be a good thing. But byproducts produced by ozone-skin reactions are known to be strong lung irritants.

At the end of each diet period, Flint's team analysed faecal samples from the men to look at levels of certain metabolic byproducts.

The lack of animal, bacterial, or chemical byproducts reduces the product's immunogenic potential, the company said.

There are fears that some plants can produce steroid byproducts that are not on WADA's list and are not picked up in doping tests.

Blast furnace flue dust is one of the byproducts in iron making process, which contains valuable amounts of carbon and iron.

While nitrous oxide is a powerful greenhouse gas, when it's burned as rocket fuel, the only byproducts are hot oxygen and nitrogen.

That famous odor comes from byproducts of allicin, the sulfur compound believed to be responsible for most of the herb's medicinal benefits.

Highlights of this extensive review are presented herein. Tomatoes and their byproducts contain the carotenoid antioxidant lycopene.

The forest consciousness has no problem with humans taking trees for their homes, furniture, paper and other byproducts.

Most scientists have viewed electrical fields within the brain as the simple byproducts of neuronal activity.

Chemosynthesis uses chemical raw materials and turns them into carbohydrates, lipids and protein, as well as some other chemical byproducts.

Notably, the young swimmers' difficulties were closely correlated to the levels of chlorine and chlorine byproducts in their pools.

Lunder says there is no simple way for parents to tell if the baby bath products they are purchasing contain the chemical byproducts.

I myself am hoping that such assumptions are true and that world peace, love, understanding, will somehow be future byproducts.

I myself am hoping that such assumption are true and that world peace, love, understanding, will somehow be future byproducts.

It was a mixture of oil and glycerin, byproducts of biodiesel production.

One of the byproducts of his strong start is that he'll be seeing a lot more attention from other teams.

Some byproducts of the nuclear fission are themselves radioactive. These decay, producing heat.

Free radicals, which are byproducts of normal metabolism, are produced in excess in certain disease states, including heart disease.

The approach works fine when concocting simple molecules, but for complex molecules, it generates too many unwanted byproducts.

Water pollution is among the most worrisome byproducts of China's rapid economic growth.

Two of the byproducts of this fermentation are carbon dioxide and methane.

Organic: These eggs were laid by chickens that aren't fed nasty slaughterhouse byproducts, antibiotics, or certain additives.

Fuel cells chemically combine hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity and simple byproducts, mainly small amounts of water.

Corruption and unaccountability are natural byproducts.

Nitrogen is one of the byproducts.

Microbes can take toxic substances in contaminated soil and convert them into harmless byproducts.

I believe that until you find it, your search for the byproducts will be in vain.

In water, chlorine reacts with sweat, urine, skin cells and other organic materials to produce all sorts of chemical byproducts.

The byproducts are water and magnesium oxide, which can then be converted back into magnesium using the solar laser.

Gland A specialized cell or group of cells concerned with the secretion of various substances produced as byproducts of plant metabolism.

Officials in Philadelphia say testing there discovered 56 pharmaceuticals or byproducts in treated drinking water.

Whales Whaling, the hunting and killing of whales for oil and other byproducts, was practiced as an organized industry as early as 875 AD.

In Philadelphia, testing even discovered 56 pharmaceuticals or byproducts in treated drinking water.

The plan called for pumping combustion byproducts from the plant underground.

Dioxins are unwanted byproducts of some industrial processes and waste incineration.

Sixty-three pharmaceuticals or byproducts were found in the city's watersheds.

Most homeopathic medicine is made from plant extracts, although some minerals and animal byproducts are sometimes used.

It doesn't produce any harmful byproducts or gases, and there isn't any hazard concerning the generator itself.

Food byproducts are also being considered as ingredients for new tyres.

Wood and its byproducts can be converted into biofuels such as woodgas, methanol or ethanol fuel.

Also in the mix are bacteria byproducts, white blood cells, food debris and body tissue.

We're the only country in the world that doesn't reuse its nuclear byproducts.

They're just meager byproducts of you.

The liquid byproducts that leeched from meat preserved in this way were commonly used as liquid seasonings for other foods.

Chlorine's chemical byproducts can get into our bodies through the skin.

When enough of these byproducts form, they can cause problems for breathing, skin and eyes.

At the same time, though, Macintosh was experimenting with the idea of waterproofing fabric, using waste byproducts from the dye process.

In one coal power plant in Poland, flue gas is converted into sulfur and nitrogen byproducts that can be used as fertilizer.

Many industries, such as meat and poultry processing plants, are currently converting former waste products into marketable byproducts.

Furthermore, the generator is eco-friendly and doesn't produce any harmful byproducts.

An immediate moratorium on all GMO's and their Byproducts!

The buffalo milk is very rich in nutrition contents and yields byproducts such as butter during the production of the buffalo mozzarella.

They identified more than 100 chemical byproducts in the water.

Free radicals are byproducts of normal body processes, such as the conversion of food into energy.

My priority is playing basketball. Other things such as autographing, fortune, fame are all byproducts.

In this way, one could see the Enron case and the others as byproducts of the new economy.

We should make full use of the various byproducts.

When this is done, chlorinated byproducts such as furans and dioxins are produced.

Someone who is incontinent can't contain the byproducts our bodies produce.

But there are some other disinfection byproducts that are generated, for example, cyanogen chloride, dichloroacetonitrile, the halo forms.

The disease started cropping up in zoo animals and domestic cats, which were receiving beef byproducts in their feed

after being distilled out, the hydrobromic acid can be used as byproducts for selling, and can also be used for recovering bromines;

rely on the agricultural byproducts subsequent resource to expedite the emergence of the interactive industry of circulation type;

Analysis of Lansoprazole and Its Byproducts by Liquid Chromatography-Electrospary Ionization Mass Spectrometry

Chlorination Byproducts Formation Potentials of Typical Nitrogenous Organic Compounds

Analysis on the Neglect of Byproducts in Safety Assessment of Chemical Process and Its Countermeasures

Discussion on the Prevention of the Environmental Pollution with the Farming Byproducts and Organisms

Ferrate as a Coagulant for Removing Disinfection Byproducts and Their Precursors in Potable Water

Combined Disinfection with Chlorine Dioxide and Chlorine for Reducing Disinfection Byproducts

Application and Development of Infrared Radiation Technology on Processing Agricultural Products and Byproducts

Applications of Infrared Radiation for Heating and Drying of Agricultural Products and Byproducts

Isolation and identification of phytosterol and byproducts from soybean oil sediments

Approach to integrated utilization of byproducts from sugar industry in developing food and medicine

Preliminary Study on Pollution of Toxic Byproducts in Drinking Water Disinfected by Chlorine Dioxide

Developing Organic Foods to Increase the Additional Value of Agricultural Products and Byproducts

Comprehensive Utilization of Some Petrochemical Byproducts

Control of Disinfection Byproducts in Safe-chlorine-disinfection Process

Comprehensive Utilization of Coking Byproducts and New Coking Processes

Study on Cracking Reaction of the Byproducts from Bisphenol A Synthesis Process

Study on pyrolysis performance of refinery byproducts as ethylene feedstocks

Byproducts from wastes may lead to a more prosperous marketplace

Production of quality agricultural produce and byproducts;

Problems on the Entry of Agricultural Byproducts to Modern Market and Countermeasures

Protein Extraction from the Bamboo Leaf and Utilization of the Byproducts

The detection of staphylococcus aureus and enterotoxin in byproducts of shrimps

Research and development of the jujube beverage with the tea fungus and utilization of the byproducts

Effects of Molasses and Agro-byproducts Compound Supplement on the Quality of Alfalfa Silage

The Effects of Byproducts on L-Threonine Fermentation and Resolved Schemes

The random byproducts of the neural-repair work that goes on during sleep

Study on the Change of Disinfection Byproducts in Drinking Water in Chengdu City

Utilization of Byproducts from Refining Rapeseed Oil

A Preliminary Study on Agricultural Utilization of Desulphurised Byproducts on Acid Soil

Multi-Purpose Utilization of Byproducts in Sugar Industry

Byproducts and unusual feedstuffs for ruminant

Effect of Silkworm Mulberry and Their Byproducts on Lowering Blood Sugar

Analysis on the Formation of Byproducts in Methanol to Olefins Process

Adverse Effects of Chlorinated Byproducts in Drink Water

Terpenic byproducts of the deterpenation of essential oils of citrus fruit

A new technique for extracting caffeine from tea byproducts

The Effects of Fermented Apple Byproducts on Milk Yield of dairy Cows

A study on black tea processing using green tea byproducts

The technology of solar drying for agricultural byproducts: the study and development

lack of byproducts ect problems

Progress in the development of bioactive peptides from protein byproducts resources

The Study on Poultry Byproducts as Dietary of Mink and Fox