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Why is the effect of density-dependent factors in nature difficult to assess?

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Why is the effect of density-dependent factors in nature difficult to assess?

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  1. Because density dependent factors are biotic factors and as a result  involve the interaction between biological species -E.g, competition, predation, feeding levels etc.

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