Sentences with phrase «as a byproduct which»

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

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.

Not exact matches

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

(290) Electrolysed water (which may contain hypochlorous acid as a byproduct of either electrolysis or from the dissolution of chlorine compounds in water), is permitted.

This recipe is sweetened with organic cane sugar, which keeps it free of potential animal byproducts as conventional cane sugar is often processed with bone char.

One of the other new sources noted is fruit protein, which is extracted from byproducts such as seeds, shells / hulls or stems.

As byproducts of manufacturing simple sugars, lactobacilli produce flavorful organic acids: lactic acid, which adds a rich, mellow flavor to bread; and to a lesser degree over a longer period of time, acetic acid, which gives sourdough bread its sour tang.

this club, under his tutelage, has ruffled a lot of feathers over the years and now it's coming home to roost... his arrogance has rubbed many the wrong way, but winning provided the perfect tonic to cure all ills... whether largely self - created or a byproduct of all the media attention, Wenger seemed to embrace his cult - like status, which would eventually be his downfall... he claimed that his club was different... more of an extended family than a footballing club and only those with what he deemed as «special» qualities could even hope to join such an exclusive club... these «qualities» were hailed by most, especially as the wins kept rolling in... but with exclusivity comes a certain amount of cockiness, which can be somewhat healthy in a highly competitive environment if it comes from a honest place... it wouldn't take long for the fans to embrace their bespectacled former economics professor, going so far as to suggest he could do no wrong... but this fairy tale couldn't last forever

What we need is a not a Campaign for Marriage, but a Campaign for Good Parenting, which may, as a byproduct, bring about a broader revival of marriage.

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

Edible oil is a safe alternative from mineral oil / baby oil which is produced as a byproduct of the distillation of gasoline from crude oil and is a foreign substance to the human body.

As I wrote Monday, the unfolding scandal is a byproduct of Cuomo's governing style, which is rooted in official secrecy and a mistaken belief that the rules don't apply to him or his administration.

The sacs might evolve to be separate from the lungs and filled with a gas less dense than air, such as methane — a byproduct of, ahem, flatulence, to which a dragon might be prone.

Also, I find that women don't leverage their networks as well as men (which may be a byproduct of life - work balance and its limiting impact on networking time).

What differentiates this process from tradition biofuel production is the infusion of hydrogen — it removes the dilutive oxygen that most biofuels contain, leaving only the combustible isoparaffins and paraffins, which are indistinguishable from the molecules in refined petroleum.The only byproduct of the process is propane, which can be reintroduced into the production loop as a source of hydrogen.

But while chlorine is good at activating the strong bonds of molecules, which allows manufacturers to synthesize the products we use on a daily basis, it can be an insidious chemical, sometimes escaping into the environment as hazardous byproducts such as chloroform and dioxin.

Researchers at the Childhood Obesity Research Center at USC are looking at how maternal food intake affects fructose levels in breast milk as well as how specific elements in breast milk can alter a baby's developing gut bacteria, which neutralizes toxic byproducts of digestion.

The approach, called tunable infrared laser direct absorption spectroscopy, detects the ratio of methane isotopes, which can provide a «fingerprint» to differentiate between two common origins: microbial, in which microorganisms, typically living in wetlands or the guts of animals, produce methane as a metabolic byproduct; or thermogenic, in which organic matter, buried deep within the Earth, decays to methane at high temperatures.

Those were developed, in part, as a byproduct of previous alliances in which pharmaceutical companies payed for rights to develop would - be drugs discovered at Scripps, as well as through the more traditional approach of licensing early - stage compounds to startup companies that then raise money to develop them further.

Specifically, the team was able to detect the chemical byproducts created by bacteria in the gut in the digestion of cholesterol from meat, as well as sterols and stanols, which are lipids in plants that are similar to cholesterol.

The rise of bacteria performing photosynthesis, which releases oxygen as a byproduct, is often considered the source of the rapid increase in atmospheric oxygen, which had previously been scarce.

The efficiency of the process can be increased by adding distilled water to the sludge and substrate as this will reduce VFA concentration, which usually destroys the methanogens (microorganisms that produce methane as a metabolic byproduct in anaerobic conditions).

Argonne's process delivers a gas that is close to pipeline quality (greater than 90 percent methane) and generates fertilizer grade byproducts as the byproduct of anaerobic digestion (a series of biological processes in which microorganisms break down biodegradable material in the absence of oxygen).

Swimming in a chlorinated pool may increase your risk of developing cancer, suggest a new suite of studies, which identified more than 100 chemical byproducts in pools that use chlorine as a disinfectant.

But with things like strictures, which can form as a byproduct of inflammatory bowel disease, either ulcerative colitis or Crohn's, yes.

Your gut eliminates toxins produced as byproducts of your metabolism, which your liver then passes into bile.

As a byproduct of them becoming a trend, they're less expensive and more readily available - which is fantastic!

For instance, a decrease in bifidobacteria populations leads to intestinal hyper - permeability, or leaky gut, which in turn leads to the translocation of metabolic byproducts, food antigens, bacteria, and lipopolysaccharide (also known as LPS, an immunogenic cell wall component from Gram - negative bacteria) across the gut barrier into systemic circulation (Rapin & Wiernsperger, 2010).

Most of the flatulence your body produces is due to intestinal bacteria, which create methane, and other gases, as a byproduct of digestion.

These groups consume 63 - percent and 34 - percent of their diet from coconut, respectively, which means they're eating a lot of coconut, and as a byproduct, lots of saturated fats in the form of lauric acid and other MCTs.

The resulting perforations permit antigens — foreign substances such as candida and its toxic acetaldehyde byproducts, other toxins, and incompletely digested dietary proteins — to leak into the bloodstream, which in turn creates antibody release and inflammation.

But perhaps even worse than some of the above contaminants are the disinfection byproducts, such as trihalomethanes, which the Environmental Working Group also found in samples of bottled water.

Generation of reactive oxygen species, or free radicals such as superoxide and hydrogen peroxide, is a normal byproduct of metabolism, but can damage cellular machinery when excessive and impair the production of cellular energy, which becomes a vicious cycle as energy - intensive repair processes become untenable (25, 26).

The colon (large intestine) is the last port of call for all unused foodstuffs and byproducts of digestion and it is responsible for eliminating toxic wastes that include millions of dead cells and tissues, as well as absorbing nutrients which the small intestine could not.

Deodorizing: This is performed to remove flavor components, which would come from chemicals originally present in the seed (such as antioxidant phytonutrients) as well as byproducts of the above steps.

Antioxidants help take care of free radicals which we are exposed to in our environment and produce in our bodies as a natural byproduct of metabolism.

The test tube study, which was the first of its kind to evaluate cinnamon leaf oil, found that the oil inhibited production of nitric oxide, a byproduct of inflammation that is sometimes used as an indicator for levels of inflammation in the body.

The result of this study was that almost 98 % of creatine monohydrate got absorbed into the body, leaving a bare minimum of 2 % which leaves the body as a byproduct.

As fermentation drops, so to does the byproducts of fermentation which include short chain fatty acids (primarily acetate, butyrate, propionate), organic acids, and gases like hydrogen.

As your muscles fatigue during a set, they need time to clear metabolic byproducts — hydrogen ions and lactate — which takes time.

And pumpkin seeds contain chemicals called cucurbitacins, which are believed to interfere with the production of a metabolic byproduct of testosterone known as DHT (dihydrotestosterone).

They handpick beautifully skin friendly products from the US, New Zealand, Australia, UK, South Africa and Malaysia — all of which are sourced specifically to help deal with Hong Kong's harsh environment: pollution, chemicals, sweltering humidity and drying air conditioning, as well as typical lifestyle byproducts like sleep deprivation and aging.

The metafiction in «Stranger than Fiction» might not be as clever as «Adaptation» (or even Neil LaBute's underappreciated «Nurse Betty»), but this imitative screenplay of a superior film is better than, say, «EdTV», which was a byproduct of «The Truman Show».

Reinvigorating the look of Alien Resurrection is the sensibility of French director Jean - Pierre Jeunet, whose previous films Delicatessen (1991) and The City of Lost Children (1995) point directly to the familiar yet exotic and new confines of the Auriga and the Betty (which have the same spooky, almost Victorian feel as the interior of Orson Welles» magnificent Amberson mansion) as well as strange obsessions with flesh (the new Ripley is described as a «meat byproduct») and cloning (both Perlman and Pinon co-star in City).

Killmonger's burden is the searing rage he feels for T'Challa, the byproduct of T'Challa's father killing his father, which left Killmonger as a child in Oakland, isolated from the homeland he'd never seen.

Nevertheless, the agreement led us to wonder if the numbers are a byproduct of an unfortunate cycle wherein schools offer inadequate services leading to development of a reputation as a school that does not provide services which leads to fewer parents applying to enroll.

Instead, this is all about getting people used to the new design language for the Z4 and its shortened nose (which should, as a byproduct, ramp up its steering feel).

«Mr. Krugman explains most economists initially considered the 2009 recession to be the simple byproduct of the financial crisis (which it has turned out not to be)... «As a result, many economists — myself (Krugman) included — turned to a view that stressed nonbanking issues, especially the broader effects of the collapsed housing and the overhang of private debt.»

It should not be forgotten that many of the basic ingredients in these special prescription diets are the same as in far too many regular dog foods, the manufacture of which, using human food and beverage industry byproducts, some being frequently imported from third world countries, has become a multi-billion dollar recycling enterprise.

She also states that protein is a critical part of a dog's natural development so pet owners should look for foods which have whole ingredients like meat, eggs, fish and dairy as opposed to byproducts.