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escape pacemaker an ectopic pacemaker that assumes control of cardiac impulse propagation because of failure of the sinoatrial node to generate one or more normal impulses.
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escape Plants in a given population that remain free of disease where it is prevalent, although they possess no natural inherent resistanceto the disease. (See Klendusity.)
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escape Failure of inherently susceptible plants to become diseased, even though disease is prevalent. (20)
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escape To avoid undesirable growing conditions, environmental factors, pests or diseases, eg, through early or late sowing, to avoid grain losses is a drought escape mechanism.
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escape Training and actions taken by military members to assist them in surviving in hostile environments, resisting enemy activities, escaping enemy forces, and evading enemy forces until the individual or unit can be reunited with friendly forces.
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