Figure 1
From: Partial inhibition and bilevel optimization in flux balance analysis
Constructing the inhibition h from the experimental dose-response curve: an example. The points of the curve are hypothetical experimental measurements of the effect of the drug on the activity of the enzyme. The discretization of the curve can be used as basis for the discretization of the interval [0,1]: therefore, referring to (10), we may define h k  = 0.10xk,0 + 0.15xk,1 + 0.50xk,2 + 0.15xk,3 + 0.10xk,4.