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The human cost in a failing bridge is much greater than the cost of failing to synthesize a material. In essence, a material with superconducting properties usually has criteria that can be evaluated as soon as it remains to confirm success or failure – as to degradation and failure, those are secondary points.
A “completed” bridge can pass the physical test but fail before its prescribed lifetime
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