But the sense of reverence the atmosphere produced made it feel a bit like a premature memorial service.
Corrosion damage can adversely affect the material and bond properties in RC, which may lead to premature in-service failures.
But many scientists argue, persuasively, that these delistings are premature — that the service is giving up on recovery before the job is done.
This can result in adverse effects such as embrittlement and premature failure in service, due to the growth of environmentally-induced cracks to critical sizes, with little to no fluid absorption in the bulk material.
However, these other studies were among different populations, used premature release from service 17 24 or return to occupational fitness 23 as outcomes and they emanate from other military organisations in which these and other prognostic factors may play out differently.
As a result, a degree of redundancy is inherently built-in to the design process of skin-stringer configurations to mitigate against premature and in-service failure.
In addition, two professional studies argued that referring families inappropriately to programmes could lead to a mismatch between parent and programme, which, they argued, could potentially make parents feel more inadequate and could cause premature dropout from services [VII, XII].
Regarding public expectation, the view that near-term translation is possible and achievable, coupled with offerings of premature products and services, may shift public perception of the translational research process or lead to public demand for faster access to research outputs.
