Sentence examples for second byproduct from inspiring English sources

In relation to α,α′-dimethyldiphenethylamine, we propose that the formation of this species arises as a result of further specific impurities contained within the supplied N-methylformamide; these impurities are ammonia and formamide, and these species allow two possible routes into the second byproduct to be envisaged.

Methanol is one of the first byproducts.

No one can say how and when the byproduct first left the plants, but Ms. Dempsey said it was likely that some pieces were simply pocketed as curios.

Second, the reactive byproducts 2-nitrosobenzaldehyde can react with H2S, which results in diminishing H2S generation.

After the power stroke, the last half rotation of the crankshaft pushes the piston upwards in the cylinder for a second time, expelling the byproduct of the fuel and air combustion.

With runners again on the corners and none out in the fifth, Weaver induced a double play, which scored the fifth run as a byproduct.

These unfused skull bones probably first arose as a byproduct of other evolutionary forces reshaping the skeleton and have since come in handy for the birthing process of mammals.

This analysis shows how mutations in gltA appear to have arisen because they enable flux through CS to achieve values that are more optimal for growth, first on the acetate byproduct of glucose metabolism (gltA1 ) and then on the glucose/citrate mixture that can be metabolized once robust aerobic citrate utilization has evolved (gltA1 + gltA2 ).

Second-Time Entrepreneurs – The other byproduct of "wins" is you have second-time entrepreneurs who want to be founders of their next company.

Moreover, in order to make first generation bioethanol more sustainable, it can be considered essential to use the lignocellulosic byproduct streams for second generation bioethanol production.

Finally, the acute toxicity results showed that toxicity of the byproducts first increases and then decreases through the proposed route.