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In our surveys, we also asked Americans to assess the quality of the campaign during the previous week.

Tonight was the first opportunity for tens of millions of Americans to assess the contenders for more than a flash in a television commercial or on the evening news.

The organization recently asked approximately 1,000 Americans to assess the media's treatment of Obama and Mitt Romney.

We computed the marginal effect sizes for each SNP in non-Hispanic whites, non-Hispanic blacks, and Mexican-Americans to assess the potential effects of race on the marginal estimates.

These insurance marketplaces will enable un- and under-insured Americans to assess health plans offered by competing commercial insurance companies operating in their states.

There was a time when the after-action takes of big commentators were sought out by Americans trying to assess the latest news coming out of the capital.

In fact, their inability to dialogue, combined with often hyperbolic and misdirected media coverage, has seriously impeded Americans' ability to assess the issues and make an informed decision.

Mr Heap said Entertainment Rights was working with American broadcasters to assess the possibility of launching Basil or Postman Pat in the US.

Subsequently, we conducted a retrospective serologic survey of pregnant Latin American immigrants to assess the potential for vertical transmission of Chagas disease in Switzerland.

This study is the first among Spanish-speaking Latin American countries to assess the validity of the most commonly used method for assessing current smoking behaviour among adolescents, suggesting that this approach is valid and reasonably stable across sex and contexts with different levels of the social acceptability of smoking.

We conducted the analysis in 248 cases of incident breast cancer, recruiting both European-Americans and African-Americans allowing us to assess the impact of COX-2 on survival in both patient populations.