A large base of followers?
And its largest base of customers.
In order to maintain the illusion of a successful system, the government continued to pass large numbers of students, even though their base of knowledge was shrinking precipitately.
Police forces routinely ask behavioural scientists to draw up profiles of killers who are still at large, based on a knowledge of the victim and details recorded at the crime scene.
It will give me a good base of knowledge".
Given the large size of knowledge bases in companies and organizations, exact database lookups have become ubiquitous tools and used on a daily basis.
Second, potassium channels in general, and HERG3 channels in particular, have a plausible causative role in bipolar spectrum based on a large body of knowledge about their function in neurons (31, 33), distribution within the central nervous system (23), and pharmacological interactions with lithium and antipsychotic drugs (24, 36, 38).
However, storing large amounts of knowledge into a knowledge base is extremely arduous.
Systematic ways of interpreting and disambiguating such sentences would immediately provide a way of funneling large amounts of knowledge into formal knowledge bases from sources such as lexicons, encyclopedias, and crowd-sourced collections of generic claims such as those in Open Mind Common Sense (e.g., Singh et al. 2002; Lieberman et al. 2004; Havasi et al. 2007).
This exercise has created a large knowledge base of the toxicologic effects of chemicals, usually at the organ or organismal level.
