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NRT
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NRTNicotine Replacement Therapy
NRTNorm-Referenced Test
NRTnear real time
NRTNon-Real-Time
NRTNational Response Team
NRTNational Recreation Trail (National Trails System; US Interior Department)
NRTTokyo, Japan - Narita (Airport Code)
NRTNet Registered Tonnage
NRTNot Real Time
NRTNaval Reserve Training
NRTNon-Requesting Terminal
NRTNutrient Removal Technology
NRTNorwottuck Rail Trail (Massachusetts)
NRTNormed Referenced Test
NRTNetwork Readiness Test (data)
NRTNormal Rated Thrust
NRTNodal Reentrant Tachycardia
NRTNon-Recognizable Target
NRTNational Rotorcraft Transport
NRTNavy Review Team


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In summary, the APEAS-II is a norm-referenced test for children ages 4.
From the beginning, ACSA has recommended the use of the survey form of the norm-referenced test and only at selected grade levels.
In 1999 the state ranked schools and determined their eligibility for rewards or sanctions based on how well their students performed on the SAT-9, a nationally norm-referenced test not directly tied to state standards.
 
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