The phrase "as yet described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has not been described or detailed up to the present time.
Example: "The findings of the study are significant, but the implications of the results are as yet described."
Alternatives: "not yet detailed" or "still to be explained".
However, to our knowledge, no studies have as yet described prospective changes in both energy and macronutrient distribution, although changes in the prevalence of breakfast skipping and late night eating have been reported in children and adults.
Few spontaneous models of arthritic disease have been observed [ 14- 16], and none have as yet described all the manifestations necessary to be considered a spontaneous model of relapsing polychondritis – which is characterized not only by polyarthritis, but also by involvement of the ears, the nose and possibly the trachea.
There are no studies, as yet, describing the neural pathways or role of genetics in delay aversion behaviour in ADHD [ 89].
Places cannot be seen because the observer's eye did not know how to think about them as nobody yet described them.
Hence, these transcripts are likely to represent novel transcribed elements such as not yet described fish-specific genes.
In conclusion, our data establish apoptosis as a not yet described IFN-γ mediated defense mechanism against intracellular mycobacteria associated with protective Th1 immunity.
Despite the obvious importance of WRKYs in responses to pathogens and hormone signaling, there are no reports as of yet, describing WRKY TFs in canola and their role(s) in mediating responses to pathogens.
Hepatocyte iNOS expression is a novel and, as yet, poorly described antioxidant mechanism that is cytokine and redox sensitive and that plays a pleuripotent regulatory role in hepatocellular function in the face of sepsis and shock.
Residue K228 is likely to occur within an important domain I cluster [26], while residue H407 is in domain II and has not as yet been described as part of an important escape cluster.
In contrast to adult, the specific interactions and cell adhesion properties of HSCs in the aorta and the successive developmental niches are as yet poorly described.
High reproductive skew, i.e., a highly unequal partitioning of reproduction, has as yet been described for only a handful of species ("functional monogyny"; [ 9]).
