Nevertheless, to understand the impact of disease activity on the vast arrays of outcomes in RA, to select patients for clinical trials, to interpret laboratory findings or results from basic scientific investigations, to judge the indication or the necessity to change therapy, and to define the most appropriate therapeutic aims, categorical criteria are helpful.
Importantly, evidence is emerging that many non-cognitive skills like locus of control are correlated across generations (e.g., Anger 2012) and that a mother's locus of control is linked to a vast array of child outcomes (e.g., Lekfuangfu et al. 2014).
If perceived control underpins intrinsic motivation, as the psychologists assert, then it is hardly surprising that economists are finding that locus of control predicts a vast array of economic and social outcomes.
There is a vast array of factors associated with both abuse and the outcomes [ 4, 24, 38- 40].
More recently, systematic reviews have confirmed that, given the vast array of etiological factors that interact in predicting mental health outcomes, CSA is considered a significant, though general and nonspecific, risk factor for psychopathology in children and adolescents [ 42- 44].
Thus, it is reasonable to anticipate that future research efforts will require the evaluation of a vast array of variables that may have small to modest effects on outcomes.
Patient satisfaction with outcomes of treatment has been measured in a vast array of health conditions and procedures.
"A vast array of information was available".
A vast array of solutions are being rushed forward.
"We have a vast array of instruments," Mr. Draghi said.
