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Below 60 cm, the age depth model is well constrained with an offset between macrofossils and organic matter ages (cf., Ishiwa et al. 2016).

While the radius of Kepler-11b is fairly well known (with a range of likely radii between 1.78 and 2.16 Earth radii), the mass is not as well constrained, with a range between 2.3 and 6.5 Earth masses.

A plot of residuals shows that horizontal locations were well constrained compared with the depths (Fig. 8c).

The horizontal location is well constrained as compared with the other parameters, because the tilt change and horizontal displacement vectors points toward an area to the northwest of the Shinmoe-dake crater.

As mentioned in the previous section, since there is a tradeoff between the estimated depth and volumetric change, they are not well constrained as compared with the horizontal location.

Eruption order and locations are relatively well constrained (Bebbington and Cronin 2011) with events dated between ~250 and 0.6 ka (Lindsay et al. 2011).

A pulse of increased effusive volcanism in Iceland is discussed by Watt et al. (2013) and references therein, which is much less well constrained in the explosive record, with data from LaMEVE indicating 5 eruptions between about 12 and 9 ka with increased frequency later in the Holocene.

Its composition is not well constrained, but it is probably metallic iron alloyed with a small amount of sulfur and nickel; analyses of the Moon's time-variable rotation indicate that it is at least partly molten.

It is suitable for all models with many parameters whose values are not well constrained by experimental data.

"This is also potentially the biggest weakness with the study, as the locality is not very well constrained in terms of age, meaning that there is a nearly 2 million year window on when this organism lived.

The 14 16 April tephra fall sector is well constrained.