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Fig. B.1

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Number of detected sources over number of simulated sources vs. true core mass. The completeness limit is defined as the mass at which completeness is 90%: in our case this happens at 0.323 M, the limit shown as intersection between the two dashed lines. The decrease in the number of detected sources at high mass is discussed in the text (see also next figure).

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