The phrase "as well be marked" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing or a confusion of expressions.
Example: "If you are going to ignore the rules, you might as well be marked as a troublemaker."
Alternatives: "might as well be labeled" or "could just as well be identified".
Territory might as well be marked off.
"There are some areas of code in running programs," he writes, "that may as well be marked Here Be Dragons, and there are some programs that have run for decades — at universities, corporations, banks — that cannot be efficiently maintained or enhanced because nobody completely understands how they work".
Jordan, for his part, analyzes his celebrity so coolly that he might as well be marking up a playbook with "X"s and "O"s.
To determine the TCID50 based on Karber method [ 10], the presence of CPE in each well was marked as '+', while its absence was marked as '-'.
Since the qRT-PCR reactions were set up to run for 40 cycles, a well was marked as a "failure" when, for the same miR, a Ct = 40 was recorded for one plate and a Ct < 40 was recorded for the duplicate.
The automated analysis values for each well are plotted and the average lamellar width from control wells is marked as a black line, with three standard deviations above and below that average marked as red dashed lines.
The "@60″ was a small point and the dash (which may just as well be a stray mark) was a minute one.
Three days after performing what might as well be their theme song, Scialfa and Springsteen marked their 25th wedding anniversary.
It's my 12-character-long last name that may as well be a series of question marks.
Biocentrism, a new theory of everything, suggests we're so far off the mark we might as well be reading comic books instead of textbooks on evolutionary biology or quantum physics.
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