“Given that” in Japanese
Short answer
Given that in Japanese is “丈に” (dakeni). Full meaning: as one would expect from ..., given that ... (naturally ...), because ..., being ...; precisely because ..., all the more because of ...; on account of ..., ... being what it is.
Other ways to say “Given that” in Japanese
だけあって
dakeatte as one would expect from ..., given that ... (naturally ...), because ..., being ...; for good reason, there is a (good) reason that ...
見た限りでは
mitakagirideha from what (I've) seen, given that ...
ので
node that being the case, because of ..., the reason is ..., given that ...
野手
note that being the case, because of ..., the reason is ..., given that ...
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