The phrase "adjusted their initial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes made to an original plan, estimate, or assumption.
Example: "After reviewing the data, the team adjusted their initial projections to better reflect the current market conditions."
Alternatives: "modified their original" or "revised their initial".
If, however, the participant did not adjust their initial hypothesis in light of having reported evidence (i.e., findings) that did not support it, we determined that the participant was subject to the anchoring bias.
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Our data also indicated that they coped with increasing RS uncertainty by adjusting both their initial behaviour upon release and subsequent homing efficiency.
The number of ligands per nanocapsule was adjusted according to their initial quantity in the coupling reaction mixture, with densities from 16 to183 whole antibodies and between 42 and 173 Fab' fragments per LNC.
Finally, by not adjusting populations from their initial 2010 values, we are understating the magnitude of potential future impacts, all else being equal.
For comparison purposes, event rates were estimated based on the assumption that all subjects had similar HbA1c, systolic BP, total cholesterol, and high-density lipoprotein levels at the time of their initial diagnosis, adjusting age for the duration of T2DM.
The group of firms has adjusted its initial proposal.
The case/control associations between genotype and aspirin intolerance in asthmatics were analyzed using multivariate logistic analyses adjusted for initial diagnosed age, sex, smoking status, atopy, and BMI.
