I don't know if it would make any difference.
I've often heard the idea that you shouldn't let the strings touch the back of the bridge on the way to the tailpiece (which only really happens with the E strings). And of course the usual discussion about the angle of the strings between bridge and tailpiece. But nothing about actual saddle height.
Personally I think slightly taller saddles are probably not a bad thing - it avoids the touching-the-bridge issue I've mentioned, and it lets the bridge itself sit a little lower, which I prefer.
