Sentence examples for minor page from inspiring English sources

The post-copy technique is effective when the majority of pages are transferred to target server before page faulty occur at destination VM and minor page faults occur due to network faults.

Very minor points: Page 11: "whereas the remaining 6 Xist" rather than "whereas remaining 6 Xist" Page 14: "and so does the strength" rather than "and so does and the strength" Page 18: should "introns are inserts or fixed" read "introns are inserted or fixed"?

Other, more minor, comments: Page 6, second column – CD28 is misspelled as "C28".

A few additional minor comments: page 1".… provides the opportunity to heavily an even exhaustively describe the availability of different DNA-associated epigenetic and chromatin states".

Other minor points: Page 4. Calculation of d-prime does not involve just the 'hit' and 'false alarm' frequencies, but also 'misses' and 'correct rejections' frequencies.

Tumours were typed into primary growth pattern (representing 75% or more of the tumour or ∼60% of the tumour if a secondary pattern was present) and secondary pattern (representing ∼40% of the tumour) using the World Health Organization breast carcinoma classification with minor modifications (Page et al, 1987).

The most far-reaching English league football fixture would be Newcastle v Plymouth – though 30 seasons ago I recall a minor back-page stir when the respective residents of the distinct and very distant St James Parkss, Newcastle and Exeter, met down south in a fifth‑round replay (the travellers being rudely dispatched by 4-0).

To be clear, the amendments aren't minor changes: pages of rules and definitions are entirely removed or reduced to far simpler versions.

Thus the minor BN-PAGE species do not correlate with disulfide links between protomers.

3) Regarding the minor comment on page 4, we have modified the text as suggested by the reviewer.

The text is very well written however the authors may want to check it for minor typos, e.g.: Page 3 challenge (a virus), "in contrast as opposed" to the random, undirected mutations in the Darwinian evolutionary framework - one of them is superfluous.