The phrase "are reconstructed from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of rebuilding or reassembling something based on available information or materials.
Example: "The ancient artifacts are reconstructed from a variety of historical texts and archaeological findings."
Alternatives: "are derived from a" or "are built from a".
The result further supports the hypothesis that the PRC is involved in decoding object meanings that are reconstructed from a limited set of clues.
The two lives are reconstructed from a couple of TV documentaries about Andrea, extracts from The Arbor performed alfresco on the estate, and an outstanding team of actors (one of them George Costigan, who played Bob in Rita, Sue and Bob Too!) miming to tape-recorded testimony by family, friends and associates of the Dunbar family.
Since our transcriptomes are reconstructed from a non strand-specific RNA-seq dataset, we determined the direction of transcripts based on the splice junction sequences.
Births are reconstructed from a reproductive history of women in the Health Effects of Arsenic Longitudinal Study HEALSS) cohort to address this question.
Most phylogenies are reconstructed from a tiny portion of the genome [ 2], but as next-generation sequencing technologies become faster and cheaper, the number of species for which whole genome sequence data are available has increased dramatically.
In volume of fluid methods for interfacial flow simulations, one essential process is the so-called interface reconstruction, in which an approximate interface is reconstructed from a given discrete volume fraction field.
3D Reconstruction of Nuclei in Embryonic Epithelium Nuclei were reconstructed from a z stack movie of mcherry-Histone2B in an epithelial cell of Xenopus embryo using Imaris image analysis software.
In CS, the sampling and compression operations are combined into a low complexity compressed sampling[4], in which compressible signals can accurately be reconstructed from a set of random linear measurements by using nonlinear or convex reconstruction algorithms[6, 7].
The image was reconstructed from a 2-million-pixel hologram with 6.5-μm pixel pitch.
These included OH 24, a skull popularly known as "Twiggy" because it had to be reconstructed from a flattened state.
