Results of ARM+LSQ, Cramér-Rao uncertainties, and pseudo-continuous renderings can be conveyed on a single plot to provide a great deal of useful information in a form easily understood by expert and non-expert audiences. Uncertainties in parameters from a discrete analysis method such as ARM+LSQ, the resolution of the measurement, and the nature and width of the underlying distribution, are all different concepts. Representations generated using superimposed spike plots, parameter uncertainty distributions, and quasi-continuous renderings convey what is knowable-the parsimonious parameter set from ARM+LSQ, the parameter uncertainties, and the resolution of the measurement-in a familiar format. The precise nature of the underlying distribution cannot be determined and should not be implied without additional considerations.