We conclude this section by emphasizing that larger solute molecules create larger excluded volumes, which again require larger total simulation cell sizes if one is to robustly assess and correct the RDFs to calculate reliable signals in the low-q region. Overall, this section has given examples on how to use evaluation of S(0; R) and I(0; R) to assess how artefacts from finite-size sampling affects the low-q region, and how well one can correct for them. We thus put forward the strategy presented in the above analysis as an effective way to gauge the trustworthiness of simulated scattering signals and discern artifacts from physical information, in work where high accuracy in the low-q region is required. The strategy is summarized in the summary and outlook section of this work.