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Bitumen, a byproduct of processing crude oil, is used primarily in the construction industry for surfacing roads and waterproofing.
Owned by Koch Carbon, a company that is controlled by the industrialists Charles and David Koch, it is a byproduct of processing heavy bitumen piped from the oil sands in Alberta to a Detroit refinery.
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And finally, "inferred data" is a byproduct of various processing, analytics, etc.
Bone meal, a byproduct of cattle processing, is rich in phosphorus, which is important for plant strength and flower quality.
Since the 1930s, the timber industry has used an alcoholic sludge produced as a byproduct of wood processing to power its mills and plants.
The company also makes specialty chemicals such as turpentine, a byproduct of pulp processing unlikely to goose investor interest.
It was reported that 1000 mg/L of alginate oligosaccharides derived from macroalgae could promote the growth of Spirulina platensis 3.68-fold (Nogami et al. 2017), and 5000 mg/L of steel-making slag, a byproduct of steel processing, could increase the growth of S. platensis 1.12-fold (Nogami et al. 2016).
In China, rice husks have a large quantity of production generated as a byproduct of rice processing.
Although our experiments have provided further evidence for the transcription of B0250.15, there is currently no proof that this gene functions as an independent ncRNA entity; it may simply be a byproduct of the processing of rpl-2.
"In my family there were times when we had more money or less money" — the play's arguments about right and wrong also allude to his father's business in vanadium, a byproduct of crude oil processing and uranium mining — "but we always had to spend it a certain way".
Cranberry pomace is a byproduct of the cranberry processing industry.
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