"reconstructing process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process of restoration, rebuilding, reorganizing, or reformulating something. For example: The researchers were engaged in a reconstructing process of the ancient text.
The alteration of the manner of replication is very common in reconstructing processes of extrachromosomal replicons, which explains why none of the conserved active origins was observed in the minichromosomes of Haloarcula species (fig. 1 B).
The MemParser tool enables an examiner to load a physical memory dump of certain Windows systems, reconstruct process information, and extract data relating to specific processes [3].
Results show gains in the network lifetime of up to 1000 % as compared to a WSN without any energy management, while maintaining the error of the reconstructed process at the sink within the desired fraction imposed.
Results corroborate (i) that the error of the reconstructed process at the sink is kept within the desired fraction imposed and also (ii) that network lifetime is increased as compared to WSNs were the nodes simply transmit data periodically.
Hohna [ 44, 46] and Hallinan [ 45] studied the reconstructed process with time-dependent rates in a more general setting by relaxing the assumptions about the number of species and the time of the process.
Taphonomic models for fossil vertebrates are designed to reconstruct processes that affected carcasses during the transition from biosphere to geosphere, in particular in the interval between death and burial.
Motivation: Phylogenetic algorithms have begun to see widespread use in cancer research to reconstruct processes of evolution in tumor progression.
Some progress is being made at reconstructing the process that led to the first living cells.
It was profoundly wrong to think that logical deduction was the right tool for rationally reconstructing the process of theory application.
