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SFRnorm vs. X-ray luminosity. SFRnorm and LX are the median values of our binned measurements in bins of LX with 0.5 dex width. Errors are calculated using bootstrap resampling by performing 1000 resamplings with replacement at each bin. Results are colour coded based on the redshift interval. At all redshifts, SFRnorm does not appear to evolve with LX, at least up to luminosities 2 × 1044 erg s−1 spanned by the X-ray sample. The SFR of X-ray AGN appears lower compared to that of star forming galaxies (i.e., SFRnorm < 1). Although this is not statistically significant for some of the bins, it is consistent throughout the luminosities probed by the dataset.

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