According to MNTA, it has -- from page 7 of the decision:
Plaintiffs, nevertheless, oppose the dissolution or stay of the prliminary injunction because, they say, ... 3) sales of the authorized generic have been suspended since the Court enjoined the defendants.
And that is really the basis of the court's decision:
The third of plaintiffs’ arguments does, however, counsel against dissolution of the preliminary injunction. Plaintiffs consistently represented to the Court that defendants’ sales activity, if not enjoined, would precipitate the launch of an authorized generic which would, in turn, irrevocably alter the status quo to plaintiffs’ detriment. Apparently, Sanofi’s initial sales were in response to the FDA’s approval of Amphastar’s generic product and the suspension of such sales has been in response to the injunction. Although those sales have, no doubt, had some effect on the market, it is presumed that a full-blown launch of defendants’ generic would have a substantially greater effect.