The phrase "also next generation" is not entirely correct as it lacks clarity and context.
It can be used when referring to something that is both an addition and part of a new generation of products or technology.
Example: "Our latest smartphone is not only more powerful but also next generation in terms of design and features."
Alternatives: "also cutting-edge" or "also advanced generation".
Besides the 454 sequencer, the following are also next-generation sequencers that generate high-throughput short reads: Illumina Genome Analyzer [ 5] developed by Solexa (Cambridge, UN), Applied Biosystems SOLiD Sequencing [ 6, 7], and Helicos GSS Sequencing [ 8].
Also next-generation 911, which includes geo information when users call or text local emergency systems and can provide more accurate location data.
Also, next-generation IGRAs that incorporate new M. tuberculosis-specific antigens which significantly enhance diagnostic sensitivity without compromising specificity hold promise and should therefore be assessed in this population [33].
Another problem of ChrX is introduced by differential ascertainment biases of X-linked variants, which we have shown to plague not only genotyping arrays [ 20, 21], but also next-generation sequencing platforms [ 22], as well as genotyping arrays designed based on variants discovered from the 1000 Genomes Project [ 22, 23].
Also, the next generation system of Japan and its basic research is mentioned in the paper.
That is showing also the next generation that it is really moving on and women can coach some guys.
"But also, the next generation is looking to buy their vegetables at a farmers' market, not a supermarket," he continues.
Its proposals to scrap ID cards go further than initially expected with the halting not only of the ID database but also the next generation of biometric passports.
Africa's complex problems require a multipronged approach, one that will help not only sick patients but also the next generation.
