This question is asking for insights into how acoustic analysis tools can be used to study intonation features—specifically pitch variations—in parenthetical clauses (phrases or clauses that provide additional, often non-essential, information within a sentence).
Zaur Imrani
Acoustic tools objectively measure pitch, intensity, and duration, clarifying how parentheticals differ in prosody.
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Suresh Thontadarya
1. here is one example where is Praat is used to study Stress patterns by extracting pitch contour-https://corpus.eduhk.hk/english_pronunciation/index.php/4-2-lexical-stress/
2. Similarly common intonation patterns such falling type, raising type, fall-rise, rise-fall, can all be marked and data can be extracted on Praat or any equivalent tools.
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