The trial, still being planned, is one of a handful being designed in Europe and the United States for arguably the trickiest patient population there is: pregnant women and their fetuses.
The choice between chaos and oppression is always a tricky one, but this population is tired of oppression and corruption, and chaos may look more attractive to them.
Tallying them, and other minorities too, will be a tricky affair.Thankfully recalculating the population of Myanmar as a whole poses questions that are relatively academic.
Often in these countries, conflict or difficult geographical terrain make it tricky to reach the population through conventional means.
Studies of large populations are tricky, it's practically impossible to rule out ALL variables that affect a typical human.
New wireless technologies require less fixed investment and maintenance than traditional wire-based ones, so they are more effective in countries with sparse populations and tricky terrain.
Crimean War: With its Black Sea fleet based in Sevastopol, Tsar Nicholas I knocked the Ottoman Empire out of the region – a hugely symbolic feat considering Russia's tricky relationship with its Muslim population and its centuries in need of a fleet.
a particular individual or population is a tricky matter.
"Statistical analyses involving human populations are always tricky," she said, "but the analyses used here are robust and did not eliminate any variation that we would see in these populations".
It is a tricky transition, even with a sympathetic population.
