The following question is related to a study published here:
Thelin, T.; Runeson, P.; Wohlin, C.: ”Prioritized Use Cases as a Vehicle for Software Inspections”, IEEE Software , vol. 20, no.4, pp. 30-33, July-August 2003
When comparing the effectiveness of Usage-based Reading (UBR) with Checklist-based Reading (CBR), which statement is correct?

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The following question is related to a study published here: 
 Thelin, T.; Runeson, P.; Wohlin, C.: ”Prioritized Use Cases as a Vehicle for Software Inspections”, IEEE Software , vol. 20, no.4, pp. 30-33, July-August 2003 
 When comparing the effectiveness of Usage-based Reading (UBR) with Checklist-based Reading (CBR), which statement is correct?

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The effectiveness of CBR is (on average) higher than that of UBR for Class A and Class B faults but not for Class C faults.

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The effectiveness of CBR is (on average) higher than that of UBR for all faults but not for Class A faults.

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The effectiveness of UBR is (on average) higher than that of CBR for all faults but not for Class A faults.

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The effectiveness of UBR is (on average) higher than that of CBR for Class A and Class B faults but not for Class C faults.

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