"complicated map" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a map that is difficult to understand or interpret due to its complexity. For example: "The treasure I was looking for was hidden in the corner of a complicated map."
Due to the complex crossing scheme and because Hopi is an outbred landrace with considerable heterozygosity, the NMS373 × Hopi mapping population produced a complicated mapping result.
Inaccurate estimates can change the appearance of mapped patterns and complicate map comparisons, especially for areas with small populations.
These interactions complicate mapping efforts, but evolutionary theory predicts such properties of segregating QTL alleles.
Slc9a1 b mice already had an introduced B6 chromosome region which could potentially complicate mapping.
This finding complicates mapping efforts because stocks that do not rescue are uninformative.
However, the study identified factors that will complicate mapping and monitoring activities for LF elimination programs in areas of central Africa that are highly endemic for loiasis.
Inconsistencies in residue numbering between sequence data sources further complicates mapping of variants to crystal structures and comparisons across the kinome.
We aimed to identify aspects of MedDRA that complicate mapping to SNOMED CT, determine pattern in unmapped high-frequency MedDRA concepts, and to identify types of integration errors in the mapping of MedDRA to UMLS.
The PNAE algorithm requires less processing time than NDNE because NDNE uses a complicated intensity mapping function, and NDNE cannot be parallelized in a sequential process framework.
Firstly, a global path planning approach with time division based hierarchical topology maps is proposed to achieve a legal optimal path with the consideration of complicated topology maps caused by the dynamic traffic rules in local intersections and lanes.
Within the floodplain, residual Holocene terraces complicated flood mapping.
