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The gaps between the plates are narrower of course. But the plates can be the same thickness. The gaps are not contributing to strength.
I have 10 speed MTB, and 11 speed road stuff. You may need to be a bit more precise with set-up. But then that'll reduce wear anyway.
The only reason I'd go 9 speed shimano. Would be to mix and match road and mtb components. But as you can do this with 10 speed Sram I would'nt bother.