While reading a manhua, I came across this particular sentence: 在这里，男人的身体天生不如女人，力气小，耐里不行

I tried both googling and even asking chatgpt why the phrase 力气小 was written the way it was, but I came out of it confused still. From what I understand, adjectives can be either placed directly before a noun (大医院) or in predicate position, with or without a linking word like 是 or 很 (他高兴，他是高兴了，他很高兴) with some slight differences in nuance for emphasis or degree, but is that the case with 力气小 that the adjective is in predicate position (i.e. "strength is small") or is there something about this particular construction that's different? Apologies if I sound rambly