In Fig. , we demonstrate an effect of decreasing the available range of the experimental data: a result of rwsLSSA for the full s-range of the data with s max = 31.8 Å -1 , for only the first half of it (s max = 17.2 Å -1 ), and for first third of the full range (s max = 11.4 Å -1 ). The first part of the spectrum has the least noise and the least effect of the missing small-angle scattering data, which produces spurious slow oscillations in the RDF (see discussion for Eq. 29). The results in the shorter ranges are consistent with that in the full range and with the reference RDF theor,num and RDF sim,num curves. The only major change is the increase in the uncertainty level upon shortening the available s-range, and also increasing oscillations due to abrupt break at s max , which is the most noticeable for the s max = 11.4 Å -1 case.