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Properties of selected lens samples that enter the cosmology inference. The sample selection is only based on (i) lens and source existing spectroscopic redshift measurements; (ii) lensing analysis based on imaging data; (iii) LoS analysis. From left to right, the quantities are: lens redshift zlens, background source redshift zsource, stellar velocity dispersion of the deflector σlosap, half-light radius of the deflector Reff, Einstein radius θE, Reff/θE, lensing power-law slope γpl, lensing stellar velocity dispersion σSIS, relative over-density ζ1/R, apparent axis ratio of light profile of the deflector qlight, and lensing information ℐ calculated under the choice of scaling parameters from Sheu et al. (2025). We demonstrate for the selected lenses, there is no significant difference from sample to sample in the parameter spaces of this plot, except for the distribution in redshifts and the difference in effective radius expected from the evolution of the size-mass relation (van Dokkum et al. 2010), see Section 6.6 for more information.

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