The phrase "active escape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategies or behaviors related to fleeing or avoiding a situation actively.
Example: "In the face of danger, the concept of active escape emphasizes the importance of taking immediate action to remove oneself from harm."
Alternatives: "proactive evasion" or "dynamic withdrawal".
There are all sorts of amenities for a relaxing or active escape, with miles of hiking and biking trails, along with bike rentals, and a kid's club with supervised activities for children.
Moreover, EpCAM supports active escape from immune surveillance.
Body lice use more active escape mechanisms by burrowing in the downy portions of the body feathers or dropping from feather to feather [ 18].
The basic principle of the assay is that rats ultimately develop immobility when they are released in water containing cylinder after they stop active escape behaviors, like swimming or climbing.
Behavior was video recorded and quantified by a blind observer who scored each animal as either engaging in (1) active escape behaviors (swimming, climbing, and diving) or (2) immobility (floating or minimally moving).
Active escapes Work up an appetite on one of Bicycle Beano's guided vegetarian cycling holidays.
"The unique rock-setting … makes for the best spot to view Bali's magical sunset," said Zanna Conlin, owner of Active Escapes, who regularly visits Rock Bar.
However, in monoallelic expression systems a single active gene escapes the silent heterochromatin.
We further demonstrate that constitutively active STAT5AS710F escapes from SFK-mediated cytoplasmic retention by enhancing STAT5A dimer stability.
The active BES escapes repression and is depleted of nucleosomes (Figueiredo and Cross, 2010; Stanne and Rudenko, 2010), but it is unclear whether this is cause or consequence of Pol-I transcription.
As a result, the report anticipates that collaborationists of Near (or Middle) Eastern countries, although notorious and in many cases politically active, will generally escape punishment.
