Sentence examples for byproducts from inspiring English sources

Although the US Food and Drug Administration requires tampon manufacturers to report dioxin levels, there are other byproducts of tampon manufacture that are of concern.

The byproducts are water and magnesium oxide, which can then be converted back into magnesium using the solar laser.The trouble is that concentrated solar collectors tend to be huge and costly, and solar-pumped lasers are normally very low powered.

Overall, the half-life of a liquid-fuel reactor's byproducts is measured in hundreds rather tens of thousands of years.The liquid-fluoride thorium reactor, developed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee during the late 1960s, ran successfully for five years before being axed by the Nixon administration.

Other personal electronic devices, or PEDs as the airline industry calls them, emit a range of signals that are inevitable byproducts of functioning electronics.

Among the candidates are Russian dandelion and guayule, a desert shrub found in the south-western American states and in Mexico, says Joe Walter, a tyre expert at the University of Akron in Ohio.Food byproducts are also being considered as ingredients for new tyres.

Some byproducts of the nuclear fission are themselves radioactive.

Chevron argued that Ecuador had released it from its liability after it completed some later clean-up work requested by the government, that the levels of oil-related chemicals in the soil and water were safe and that there was no evidence that Texaco's byproducts caused any illnesses.

These industries are low-margin affairs, but by making its plants more complex and efficient at using feedstock and their own byproducts, Reliance hopes to make them more profitable than the global average.

There is always the danger of fuel rods rupturing if left in the reactor too long.Within the fuel rods themselves, the fissile material becomes steadily poisoned by short-lived byproducts, such as xenon-135.

The byproducts of digestion are so hard to mention adolescent jokes aside that symptoms of bowel cancer are often ignored until it is too late.But as Rose George explains in this fascinating and eloquent book, there is a great deal that needs to be said about excretion that is not remotely funny.

Mining the sands also strips forest and creates vast ponds of toxic byproducts.