Sentences with phrase «as a byproduct»

As described in the author's previous book Grain Brain, the two key mechanisms that lead to brain degeneration are chronic inflammation and the action of free radicals, which for now you can think of as byproducts of inflammation that cause the body to «rust.»

As you know, sourdough breads have incredible keeping quality due to the natural acids produced as a byproduct of lengthy fermentation.

These ecosystems also create a huge amount of so - called exhaust data — data created as a byproduct of other data — like transaction logs, metadata, etc..

First, ketones are released as a byproduct of burning fat, and ketones (not glucose) are actually the preferred fuel for your brain.

Conventional lead acid batteries produce hydrogen gas as a byproduct of the charging process.

Many bacteria produce methane as a byproduct of their metabolism, but most of these bacteria live in oxygen - poor environments such as the deep ocean or the digestive tract of animals — not near the ocean's surface.

Plants and certain types of bacteria produce oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis.

This is less than ideal because anaerobic respiration is highly inefficient and results in the rampant production of lactic acid as a byproduct which further contributes to acidic conditions in the body.

However, this is often seen as a byproduct of the two operating systems, Android and iOS, as it is not solely a Samsung and Apple situation.

This odorless pollutant is usually formed as a byproduct when chlorine is used to disinfect drinking water.

The electric industry emits carbon dioxide as a byproduct of burning fossil fuels, such as coal, natural gas or oil, at power plants to produce electricity.

This candy recipe makes good use of the syrup created as a byproduct when making candied chiles.

via: Technology Review Biofuels Brazil May Restrict Ethanol Plants in One of the World's Most Spectacular Wetlands New Method of Ethanol Production Yields Water as Byproduct Cyanobacteria that Crap Ethanol

Lighting fixtures, especially old - fashioned incandescent light bulbs, also emit heat as a byproduct.

«How do we use the data that's already occurring as a byproduct of care in a smarter way?»

Money is certainly a key motivator, but I see it more as a byproduct of success.

The introduction of proteins may have arisen as a byproduct initially, that had little or no use.

Whey protein is derived from cow's milk as a byproduct during the manufacturing of cheese.

What it does not say is that by NOT focusing on the profits but on the process instead, profits come as a byproduct.

Often these sites generate electricity as a byproduct of other industrial processes such as using gas from landfills to drive turbines.

This, in turn, releases ketones as a byproduct which can also be used by the body as an energy source or fuel.

When urine breaks down, it create ammonia as a byproduct, which further irritates the skin.

They are collected as a byproduct of care in day - to - day operations, and utilized mainly for billing and reimbursement purposes.

We also report on the nature of the local interstellar medium, obtained as a byproduct of the control measurements.

Free radicals occur naturally as a byproduct when oxygen is used within our body.

BHB and other ketones are made in the body as a byproduct of fat metabolism.

Whey is well known as the byproduct left over in cheese making.

Google Oceanlinx for a look at their modules that produce electricity, desalinate water, and produce hydrogen as a byproduct.

These disturbed family relationships are viewed as the byproduct of interparental conflict and narcissistic disturbance of one or both parents.

These were designed to demonize CO2 as the byproduct of fossil fuel driven industries and nations.

Instead, authors Maureen Connolly and Vicky Giouroukakis present a lesson planning approach for the secondary classroom that generates test success as a byproduct of comprehensive literacy learning.

Boasting of a commendable combination of proteins and fats, Nutro's MAX Adult Recipe with Farm - Raised Chicken is one of the best dry dog food for Siberian husky considering that it also doesn't contain unnecessary cereal grains as well as byproduct meals.

Hughes agreed that butter, half and half and cream are growing at «tremendous rates,» which leaves the industry with skim milk as a byproduct.

But if instead we think of these qualities as byproducts of a child's environment, then the responsibility is on us, the adults surrounding that child, to figure out how to change his environment in ways that will help him succeed.

These are the cleaner air and cleaner water that result as a byproduct of curbing carbon emissions.

The process also reverts oxygen back into the system as a byproduct of the reaction, with a clear positive environmental impact, researchers said.

SOLAR POWERED Ancient cyanobacteria, much like these modern - day ones, expelled oxygen into Earth's atmosphere as a byproduct of photosynthesis, perhaps as early as 3.2 billion years ago.

Recently, we have found that such a luminescent dopant can appear as byproducts in the course of TPCO chemical synthesis [1].

They tend to get big glutes just as a byproduct of taking a lot of drugs and the training that they do.

The ultimate goal of this adventure is to be more physically fit and to lose weight as a byproduct of that.

It can be tempting for many to talk about equity as a byproduct of personalized and blended learning, but we need to push on that assumption.

The «other» category includes solar, biomass, and geothermal generators, as well as landfill gas, municipal solid waste, and a variety of small - magnitude fuels such as byproducts from industrial processes (e.g., black liquor, blast furnace gas).

«This microbial fermentation process, referred to as enteric fermentation, produces [methane] as a byproduct, which can be exhaled or eructated by the animal.»

Solar and wind in particular, along with several other clean energy generation systems do not «burn» any fuel to produce electricity, they do not «emit» anything into the air as a byproduct of electricity generation, and hence they help solve the problem and smooth the transition to a lower carbon economy.

(Don't worry too much, as a little water in the crankcase does no harm — it's generated all the time as a byproduct of combustion and normally just boils off when the engine gets hot.)

Sharing with others in significant projects often develops as a byproduct a deeper sense of Christian community than do direct efforts to create «fellowship.»

The microbe takes sugar from the seaweed and thus far can produce ethanol as a byproduct.