Wal-Mart said 17 tests showed trace levels of melamine, the same pesticide byproduct that led to a widespread pet food recall in March after an unknown number of dogs and cats died.
All other issues aside, thorium is still nuclear energy, say environmentalists, its reactors disgorging the same toxic byproducts and fissile waste with the same millennial half-lives.
Scheer plans to begin doing the same with an algae byproduct.
The subsequent acid-mediated hydrolysis (the second step of the Leuckart synthesis) would result in the production of the same α,α′-dimethyldiphenethylamine byproduct.
Back in 1958, Congress defined irradiation as an additive rather than a process, even though radiation generates the same sorts of chemical byproducts in food as other processes used to preserve and protect food, including freeze drying, frying, sun drying, and canning.
Here, on a wider screen, comes the same condition: news as a byproduct.
As for the jerk, this is believed to be a byproduct of the same minimum variance principle [15, 18, 21].
Experts said the slow growth in California could be a byproduct of the same woes weighing on U.S. economic growth: turmoil in financial markets, along with an economic slowdown in China that has affected exports and the manufacturing sector.
The Dodgers had a similar problem with their rotation last year, the byproduct of the same misguided idea that an affordable-but-stable rotation could be built on around injury-prone pitchers.
Santorum's failure to get on the ballot in critical districts and states denied him opportunities to keep up with Romney in the delegate hunt -- the byproduct of the same fly-by-the-seat-of-your pants approach that personified his past runs.
