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I feel like by and with are both correct but they mean different things and should be used in different context. for example i would use by if data were collected by someone (a person or a company) meanwhile I would use with if I want to mention instrument I used to collect data.

I'm am struggling with this specific sentence: "data were collected with a laser scanner"

It is correct? are my assumptions right?

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