The phrase "contrasting categories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different groups or classifications that have opposing characteristics or features.
Example: "In the study, we analyzed the data by dividing it into contrasting categories of urban and rural populations."
Alternatives: "differing classifications" or "opposing groups".
However, when contrasting categories with positive versus negative Valence, regardless of Arousal, we did not observe any significant voxels.
In the final step, contrasting, categories were compared regarding similarities and differences, to reach a definite description of the unique character of each category and a higher level of abstraction.
The corresponding number for those in the contrasting categories with only one race performed or a low skiing speed was about 2%.
Current advances in genome informatics and comparative genomics demonstrate that ASEs can be sub-divided into two contrasting categories.
How can two contrasting categories overlap so much?
A book like "Station Eleven" is both a literary novel and a genre novel; the same goes for "Jane Eyre" and "Crime and Punishment". How can two contrasting categories overlap so much?
Results of this control experiment showed no significant interaction in the map contrasting category- versus size-selectivity in LIM, at a threshold of P < 0.01.
For significant independent variables with several categories, contrasts between categories were also examined.
Contrasting the categories in the last step of the analysis revealed that the categories concerned how the individuals related to the diagnosis (categories 1-2), and how the diagnosis affected identity (categories 3-6) and life (categories 7-11).
He has thrown 11 touchdowns and just 2 interceptions; no other quarterback has a positive differential of more than six in contrasting those categories.
aCoefficient for response category (1) contrasted with categories (2), (3), (4), and (5).
