"adnorm" meaning in English

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          "text": "Companies specializing in this kind of analysis, such as Daniel Starch in the USA, also provide 'adnorms' showing the average scores for each product category for the year. This information enabled advertisers to compare their advertisement's impact [...]",
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          "text": "Collated, these figures did not only show long-term trends in advertising readership, they also allowed to provide statistical averages against which advertising campaigns could be measured. These averages, known as 'Adnorms', were then used by advertising agencies and their clients as targets. [...] 'Adnorms' allowed to compare the 'advertising performance' of a given product advertisement with the averages of all advertisements in the same product category in the same medium.",
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