Sentence examples for byproduct development from inspiring English sources

Fundamental to any byproduct development effort is knowledge of the characteristics of the residue stream, because physical and chemical properties are vital for the proper design of subsequent processing operations and applications.

It's nothing more than the byproduct of the development of the male orgasm.

But in many cases, gas is already available, a byproduct of oil development that now largely goes to waste.

Poor construction — a byproduct of fast development, corruption and unskilled migrant laborers — also is a stain on Beijing architecture.

This result is consistent with previous findings such as Hao and Li (2006), indicating that one byproduct of economic development is reducing gender inequality.

In lower-elevation Intermountain landscapes, mesic conditions that establish important brood-rearing patches often arise through deposition of water for agriculture or are produced as a byproduct of energy development.

To achieve Sustainable Development Goal 3 – "ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages" – health equity must be intentionally pursued as a strategy; it will not necessarily happen as a byproduct of other development efforts.

Across Newtown Creek, all that can be seen are the graceless byproducts of urban development.

Despite villagers' cognizance of the negative health effects of these practices, they largely view these byproducts of capitalistic development with an air of inevitability.

This results in many other byproducts of hydro development including unsafe ice for transportation, habitat destruction, and the scaring off of animals for hunting and trapping.

This won't just magically occur as an inevitable byproduct of unrestrained economic development, but it will if we make it a priority.