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I think the canonical way would be to use an "any" function which you can find in this this question. Using a variant of my answer my answer, you can use

MemberQ[list, _?Positive]

to check if any element is positive.

I think the canonical way would be to use an "any" function which you can find in this question. Using a variant of my answer, you can use

MemberQ[list, _?Positive]

to check if any element is positive.

I think the canonical way would be to use an "any" function which you can find in this question. Using a variant of my answer, you can use

MemberQ[list, _?Positive]

to check if any element is positive.

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I think the canonical way would be to use an "any" function which you can find in this question. Using a variant of my answer, you can use

MemberQ[list, _?Positive]

to check if any element is positive.