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Short-read data from next-generation sequencing technologies are now being generated across a range of research projects.

Thanks to advances in next-generation technologies, genome sequences are now being generated at breadth (e.g. across environments) and depth (thousands of closely related strains, individuals or samples) unimaginable only a few years ago.

But the level of profits now being generated, and the rate of profit growth, suggest that their charges, rates and commissions are higher than they need be.

The two parties have also agreed to set aside for debt reduction another $400 billion over the next 10 years in excess revenue now being generated by Medicare's Hospital Insurance Trust Fund.

Management has a strong focus on cash generation and capital discipline and this is being reflected in its financial performance, with around £150m of free cash per annum now being generated.

Estimates of the power now being generated from solar panels, from household arrays to large scale farms, also show it is regularly outstripping coal during the day, reaching 6.8 gigawatts (GW) at a midday peak this week compared to a high of 3GW output from coal.

Although each presenter emphasized the rapidity with which these data can now be generated using next-generation sequencing instruments, they also listed the large number of people involved in the analysis of these datasets.

Grid connections to the remote parts of Scotland – where a lot of our renewable energy is now be generated – can't yet cope with the increased load.

Although Lowe is fond of his lasers, sophisticated digital replicas of monuments can now be generated with S.L.R. cameras if thousands of shots are taken from every possible angle, in consistent light.

A feasible schedule that also includes nodes from remaining clusters must now be generated.

As a consequence of that, FLAME schemes can now be generated on irregular stencils with the number of nodes substantially greater than the number of approximating functions.