"can be earlier" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a time that is earlier than another specified time. For example: "The meeting can be earlier if everyone is able to come at 6:00 rather than 7:00."
The hemiacetal ring can be earlier formed, and further polyketide extension continues until biosynthesis is terminated by thioesterase of the last module of BafSV.
Particular benefits of GLONASS data at high latitudes can be earlier or better detection of the ionospheric disturbances related to the physical processes in the auroral region and polar cap, in particular through the combination with other instruments such as colocated magnetometers, all-sky cameras and coherent radars.
Although Kataoka et al. (2015) and Wang et al. (2016) selected the shorter interval for the MC, Kataoka et al. (2015) noticed that the field changes around the starting time of their MC selection are smooth and continuous, implying that the spacecraft encounter with the flux rope can be earlier.
If your teen comes home late, then perhaps their curfew can be earlier for the next weekend.
The Supplementary Table 10 showed that DEFA6, TCN1, and KLK11 are upregulated and NR3C1 and THRB are downregulated in adenoma, which can be earlier screening markers.
However, the onset of emphysema in ATD individuals can be earlier than in non-ATD individuals, who usually present in the sixth and seventh decades of life.
The purpose can be early design-space exploration, for example.
However, there is a wide spectrum of unusual focal abnormalities that can be early presentations of lung cancer.
Furthermore, due to the features of the upper and lower bounds of (E_c), updating Head and Tail can be early abandoned.
We sought therefore to evaluate, in the present study, whether cessation of RRT can be early determined on the basis of clinical and routinely used parameters.
