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Basically, say I have a method:
string MyMethod(string someVar);
And I need to use the return value in another method, is it advisable to do:
string myString = AnotherMethod(MyMethod(someString));
rather than:
string anotherString = MyMethod(someString);
string returnValue = AnotherMethod(anotherString);
For testing and debugging purposes (setting breakpoints/inspecting the results from each call separately) the longer version is the one I would prefer.
Regarding speed/efficiency there should be no measurable diference IMHO.