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In addition, our 1.8 yr of new RVs for this system show that the orbit of the outer planet is more poorly constrained than previously thought, with an orbital period now in the range of 10 36 yr.

Although this is the case, leaf water isotopic enrichment remains one of the more poorly constrained components of global models [6], [20].

The mass accommodation coefficient is no exception and, in fact, is even more poorly constrained than most thermodynamic properties.

Perhaps most importantly, material properties, such as viscosity, melting point, solubility, and conductivity, are poorly constrained at pressures and temperatures more extreme than Earth's lower mantle and core.

While one of the more mature deflection options, there are still a significant number of poorly constrained aspects of the KI deflection technique.

Bootstrap analysis of the USGS updated solution (Fig. 2(d)) show striking similarity in source time functions and slip distributions for the first ∼140 s of the earthquake rupture (Fig. 3(a)), and significantly more variability beyond this time, indicating the position and size of late moment release is poorly constrained by these data and inversion approach.

Hitherto, this Late Triassic explosion was poorly constrained and poorly dated.

The average mantle CO2 concentration in the plume source is also poorly constrained.

However, its exact role in past climate change remains poorly constrained.

However, these two regions have only limited atmospheric measurements and remain therefore poorly constrained.

"Projections of their response to 21st century climate changes are thus very poorly constrained.