Probably the only thing that may make a difference is fat mobilization and thermic effect of protein. These are all secondary in effect compared to maintaining a calorie deficit, so when you've dialed that in, you can try taking advantage of fat mobilization and thermic effect of protein.
Basically, fat mobilization (breakdown of fat to be used as energy) only happens when most other energy sources have been depleted (in order, they would be mostly carbs then proteins in the bloodstream way before the body thinks of breaking down fat). Some people have tried to take advantage of this by doing their cardio in the morning, before filling up the gas tank so to speak, in order to encourage the body to stimulate hydrolysis of triglycerides to fatty acids &glycerol. This doesn't have to be done in the morning, any time that no other energy source is available, fat mobilization happens, but in a usual day, people are filled with enough carbs to last a normal cardio session that fat mobilization never happens, so the rationale behind "doing it first thing in the morning" is that it will take less time to achieve fat mobilization, as there should be far less carbs and proteins available when you have just woken up.
Thermic effect of food is the energy expenditure for processing food. Macronutrients have different thermic effects - fats are easiest to process (low thermic effect) while proteins are the hardest to process (high thermic effect). Fats have more calories per gram AND are easiest to process (low thermic effect), which means for each calorie you get from it (and that contributes to your maintenance calorie target), your body expends the least energy. Protein and carbs have the same calories per gram, but protein is harder to process, so for each calorie you get from protein, your body expends more energy. Ideally, then, exploiting the thermic effect of food means achieving your calorie targets by adjusting your macronutrient ratio to include as much protein and as little fat as possible.
I personally do not bother using both. I simply dial in my calorie targets and leave it at that. Since you asked, however, those two are the items I remember that may be of use to you.
