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If I recall correctly, you can only enact a successful evacuation if you get the Minutemen to storm the Institute (either by going with the Minutemen or with the Railroad, who asks you to get the Minutemen to help). The Brotherhood is intent on ensuring there's absolutely no chance that the synth program can ever be continued and likely gun down anyone trying to run to the teleportation chamber when you sound the alarm.
Personally, I made it a point not to shoot any scientists I saw while running around the facility. I was a little annoyed that Codsworth--my own companion--was attacking them, though. They were cowering in corners and he was slicing them up with his shiskebab blade! Bad Codsworth, bad! But I still imagine that a number of scientists got away before the explosion happened.
Also Dr. Li is a hypocrite. She has no moral ground to stand on so she can take her feels and cry into a shotglass. She was just fine working with the Institute while they were conducting their abduction scheme, and her whole "I thought you were just going to intimidate the Institute" line is her way of making herself feel better. She knew how the BoS operates. She can't possibly be that naive.
She is pretty damn naive about what the BoS was going to be doing with Liberty Prime and all the nukes she was helping load onto it though.