Yes, though there's the added complication of time to answer however. You can turn a Sanger run around relatively quickly (I'd guess hours). High throughput ru

Yes, though there's the added complication of time to answer however. You can turn a Sanger run around relatively quickly (I'd guess hours). High throughput runs sequence many millions of fragments of DNA in parallel very slowly. The highest throughput runs take several days to complete. This means that it's there are still (rapidly diminishing) scenarios where Sanger sequencing makes sense. Because you don't need the throughput, and you want an answer quickly.