The phrase "alternation rate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the frequency or rate of changes or variations in a particular process or system.
Example: "The alternation rate for the production line has increased significantly over the past month, leading to improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "frequency of alternation" or "rate of change".
Nevertheless, for all subjects an increase in alternation rate was observed for higher incongruencies.
The first six trials were analysed separately as the alternation rate is highest for these initial trials.
Alternation rates of 60 70% are usual in spontaneous alternation paradigms, depending on the behavioural strategy used by the rats [ 15].
Our results demonstrate that alternation rate increases with higher incongruencies for slant rivalry.
We account for increased alternation rate and activation by assuming that perceptual representations become more distinct and less overlapping at higher incongruencies, thereby recruiting more neurons for the competitive process in bistability.
The displayed number was verified by the experimenters by slowing the display to an easily readable alternation rate, and answers were scored for accuracy (correct reporting of both digits = 100%, one digit = 50%, neither = 0%).
There were, however, no significant differences in the alternation rate between the dosage groups for any parts of the session.
If higher temporal resolution were experienced during the freefall, the alternation rate should appear slowed, thus allowing for the accurate reporting of numbers that would otherwise be unreadable.
All of these macroscopic measures of brain structure consistently revealed that the structure of bilateral superior parietal lobes (SPL) could account for interindividual variability in perceptual alternation rate.
For both stimuli, the drift in alternation rate across trial and across repetition was minimal.
