Of course, interpretations of modulations and distributional effects are only discussed based on statistical results (normalized data).
The decision in favor of one of the interpretations is not straightforward.
The resulting anthology produces many different interpretations, some of them contradictory.
An evidence calculus provides the basis for combining collected evidence to produce final interpretations.
Different interpretations can also be made depending on the timescale of the study.
Likewise, the listener will analyze the expression and consider alternative interpretations.
Restricting usage in this way allows dialogue participants to assume quite specific unambiguous interpretations for expressions.
Both interlocutors are therefore making important choices about alternative forms and interpretations.
