| natural byproduct | 1.38 | Some animosity is a natural byproduct when such hegemony is challenged. | ||
| only byproduct | 0.92 | The only byproduct is water. | ||
| toxic byproduct | 0.92 | Selenium is a toxic byproduct of petroleum refining. | ||
| animal byproduct | 0.86 | Thomas flushed her diet of flesh and all animal byproducts. | ||
| inevitable byproduct | 0.72 | To some, politics are an inevitable byproduct of public health. | ||
| industrial byproduct | 0.66 | Any industrial byproducts or waste can be used for this purpose. | ||
| radioactive byproduct | 0.53 | Radioactive byproducts from those reactors would not have weapons potential. | ||
| unfortunate byproduct | 0.53 | These hassles are not an unfortunate byproduct. | ||
| unwanted byproduct | 0.53 | Alkaline water and spent grain were the unwanted byproducts of the brewing process. | ||
| positive byproduct | 0.39 | But Oklahomans have been buoyed by some positive byproducts of disaster. | ||
| chemical byproduct | 0.33 | Chemical byproducts from primary industries are considered part of secondary industry. | ||
| harmful byproduct | 0.33 | However, an increase in ozone near the ground is the harmful byproduct of a heat wave. | ||
| common byproduct | 0.26 | Dioxin, once a common byproduct of manufacturing, has been linked to cancer. | ||
| dangerous byproduct | 0.26 | Concussions are the dangerous byproduct of the violent collisions in football. | ||
| mere byproduct | 0.26 | At such heights, better cars and washing machines would be mere byproducts. |