Yes, it can.
A dependent factor.
Alcohol is a factor in about 40% of murders.
A density-dependent factor is an environmental factor whose impact on a population depends on the population's size or density. For example, competition for resources such as food or space often intensifies as a population grows, leading to reduced survival or reproductive success. Disease outbreaks and predation are other examples of density-dependent factors that can limit population growth.
Dependent variable
in dependent variable
Alcohol is a factor in what percentage of all crash cost in the state of Florida?
dependent variable
Space
Space
Space and food sources are density-dependent factors.
density dependent
Dependent variable