Despite enforcement and engineering countermeasures, user behaviour at RLXs can often confound expectations and erode safety.
Reviewing the literature, Summers and Hrabowski wrote that factors such as academic and cultural isolation, low expectations that erode motivation and performance, unsupportive peers, and discrimination can all cause undergraduate students to drop out or transfer out of STEM fields.
Even less is known about parents' expectations about the surgeon's role on the day of operation and how they align with those of pediatric surgeons and surgical trainees, despite the potential for significant discrepancies in expectations to erode trust and damage the physician-family relationship.
Similarly, contorting yourself to meet others' expectations will erode your individuality, and break your spirit.
That expectation can erode under television lights and on Twitter.
Such essays invade the connection between writer and reader, erode the reader's expectation of surprise, as well as the writer's desire to surprise, and confuse us about what is meant to be interesting or amusing about fiction -- and all of this at a cultural moment when, we hear, fewer readers are clear about why anyone would want to read literary fiction in the first place.
Pearlstein posits that the relentless drive to meet quarterly expectations erodes incentives for firms to "do the right thing".
However, due to the changing economic environment (and perhaps due to growing complacency), the state of the organisation was changing (i.e. the safety culture was eroding and the expectations of external parties were rising), while the state of the industry was also changing with new technology and regulatory requirements, thus creating a gap of expectations among some stakeholders.
That is a small percentage of the authority's annual operating budget of more than $9 billion, but if the tax revenues continue to come in significantly below expectations, it could erode what is left of surpluses from previous years.
The borrowers have erected forests of apartment buildings and many new factories, partly in the expectation that inflation will erode the cost of repaying the loans.
