On the other hand, it is equally obviously demographic because the failure to reproduce is due to the chance unavailability of a mate on the appropriate side of the barrier.
These films are central to the history of cinema; they're also exhilarating, absorbing experiences, and their unavailability on DVD creates a blind spot (as well as a simple deprivation of pleasure) that needs rapid remedy.
A day or so later, quietly bemoaning the unavailability on DVD of Jean Renoir's "Diary of a Chambermaid," his essential postwar pendant to "The Rules of the Game," I hunted once more on the Amazon site with crossed fingers — and it, too, turned up among the instant-video offerings.
In a multivariate analysis, we analyzed the baseline factors that were significant in a univariate analysis; the post-ASCT response was excluded based on data unavailability for a large number of cases.
The initial web search found 75 web sites, of these 8 could not be accessed either due to the need for registration or a password, or unavailability on line.
The planned sample size of 450 was not achieved, because the data available for health worker postings were not up to date, and because of health worker unavailability on the day of the survey, resulting in a smaller sample of 297 survey respondents.
Fortunately, many Jews persevered, and today I can wear a yarmulke to work and my unavailability on Friday night and Saturday is never challenged.
These films' unavailability on home video has been the industry's most grievous omission.
Its unavailability on home video brings up the inevitable question of the peculiarity of the medium of film.
