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The fractional mass bias δM is shown as a function of local slope αd and lens redshift zd (cf. Table 1c). We keep the r-band limiting magnitude for the lenses and the source redshift zs = 0.99 constant. The top axis indicates the respective lens redshifts in a non-linear scaling. Following the trend seen in Fig. 7, mass is biased low for αd < 1 and shows large biases for αd > 1.

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