Behavioral solutions could be found throughout the a priori factor ranges for either of the Monte Carlo (MC) collections (refer to section 3.3). However, some restructuring tendency of the behavioral distributions away from the initial uniformly sampled pattern was seen for factors PKsM, PnM, CnM, CWCoM, and RainM (refer to Table 1). PKsM showed higher frequencies in the 1.5–2 range for the posterior distribution plots (Figure 6), suggesting a preference for larger hillslope-scale soil saturated hydraulic conductivities, and correspondingly higher infiltration. Similarly, factors PnM, CnM and CWCoM showed higher frequencies for values less than 1.5. RainM showed a clear tendency toward values greater than 0.5 with a maximum near 1, due to the low radar-gauge rainfall depth ratios (Table 2). Apart from these five factors, no tendency toward a deviation of factors from uniform distributions was found.