Definition of «to see if something makes a difference»

The phrase "to see if something makes a difference" means to try or test an action, method, or idea to determine whether it produces any noticeable effect or outcome. It implies taking steps to observe and measure the impact that something has on a situation in order to evaluate its success or usefulness.

Sentences with «to see if something makes a difference»

The benefits are always great and I especially love trying «fancy» ingredients and seeing if they make a difference in how my skin looks. (mollyandstacie.com)
Plus, I am excited to lower our carb intake along with still eating whole / real foods to see if it makes a difference for us. (homemademommy.net)
And a six - week elimination diet to see if it makes a difference seems daunting. (greenphonebooth.com)
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