Table 4: Confidence intervals for different redshifts.

z		Reported interval	Reference	Confidence interval	Reference
(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)
z=1.15	0.24	(-0.091,0.077)	(1)	(-1.4,-0.06)	(7)
z=1.15	1.5	(-0.091,0.077)	(1)	(-0.13,0.13)	(8)
z=1.15	0.24	(-0.5,0.42)	(2)	(-1.4,-0.06)	(7)
z=1.15	1.4	(-0.5,0.42)	(2)	(-0.13,0.13)	(8)
z=1.15	0.24	(-0.19,0.29)	(3)	(-1.4,-0.06)	(7)
z=1.15	1.5	(-0.19,0.29)	(3)	(-0.13,0.13)	(8)
z=1.84	0.55	(0.29,0.79)	(4)	(-1.21,0.56)	(7)
z=1.84	1.8	(0.29,0.79)	(4)	(-0.13,0.15)	(8)
z=0.69	0.32	(-0.19,0.35)	(5)	(-0.87,0.53)	(7)
z=0.765	0.26	(0,0.54)	(6)	(-0.79,0.51)	(7)
z=0.685	0.33	(-0.02,0.24)	(6)	(-0.99,0.49)	(7)

Notes. Columns: (1) redshift; (2) redshift interval for which the confidence interval is calculated; (3) single value reported by one author in units of 10-5; (4) reference of Col. (3); (5) calculated confidence interval from a group of data of another author in units of 10-5; (6) reference of Col. (5). References: (1) Levshakov et al. (2006); (2) Quast et al. (2004); (3) Chand et al. (2006); (4) Levshakov et al. (2007); (5) Murphy et al. (2001a); (6) Kanekar et al. (2005); (7) Murphy et al. (2003); (8) Chand et al. (2004).

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