In order to interpret the large shift between the observed high spin fracti
on and the so-called molar high spin fraction in the Mossbauer study on gra
dual spin transition complexes, we reveal numerically that the effects from
residual phases in the substance should be considered in the correction by
Debye-Waller factors. This result shows that similar Debye-Waller factors
in high and low spin states agree well with the conclusion of experimental
investigations for such gradual spin transition complexes.