There have been numerous responses to the above criticisms. Some of those responses effectively reinterpret the classical statistical procedures as pertaining only to the evidential impact of data. Other responses develop the classical statistical theory to accommodate the problems. Their common core is that they establish or at least clarify the connection between two conceptual realms: the statistical procedures refer to physical probabilities, while their results pertain to evidence and support, and even to the rejection or acceptance of hypotheses.