The phrase "transient escape" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a temporary or fleeting act of escaping from a situation or environment.
Example: "The transient escape from reality provided her with a brief moment of peace amidst the chaos of her life."
Alternatives: "temporary getaway" or "fleeting escape."
Two sequential transient escape mutations from the wild type were evident at position 244.
Although the founder sequence of epitope Gag EW10 (Gag p24 71 80) was mostly maintained (Figure 3I), a transient escape mutation was observed around 600 DPS that caused a significant loss in replication fitness of the virus [18], [23].
The cells used chromosome duplication as a crude solution to these stresses, representing a transient escape route at the individual gene level until more efficient and permanent solutions could be developed.
Restriction of T. cruzi to the GIT and transient escape to other sites implies a model of long-term parasite persistence where the mammalian host is able to mount effective systemic anti-parasite responses, but that T. cruzi is able to evade these within the gut niche.
By mainly activating an auxiliary robust control component for pulling back the transient escaped from the neural active region, the author has proposed a multi-switching robust neuroadaptive controller to achieve globally uniformly ultimately bounded (GUUB) tracking stability of strict-feedback systems recently.
Although this is an possible explanation on the basis of a system with simple dynamics (i.e. uni-stability), it is questionable whether or not the time scale of the transient escapes from the steady state are sufficiently long to explain the sojourn of cells in the Nanog-low state.
Similar sequential transient escapes from the non-wild type occurred at position 182: Pro at frequency 0.13 was evident at day 98 p/s but gone at day 203 p/s, and was followed by Lys at 0.14 at day 261 p/s that also disappeared by day 323 p/s.
Both are abruptly occurring transient escapes from castration under ADT.
Transient testosterone escape (level ≥ 50 ng/dL on two separate occasions at least a week apart) was observed in no patients treated with the 7.5 mg monthly or 22.5 mg 3-monthly formulations.
Thus, in immortalized FHL2−/− cells, Ras-induced cell cycle arrest appeared to be a transient phenotype, and escape of the cell cycle arrest might be triggered by activation of G1-S cyclins by prolonged Ras expression, in turn leading to Rb phosphorylation.
Furthermore, laboratory protocols have not been standardized and thus thresholds for detection may vary considerably, while transient infections may escape detection.
